Science Daily "People are more likely to believe findings from a neuroscience study when the report is paired with a colored image of a brain as opposed to other representational images of data such as bar graphs, according to a new Colorado State University study. ..."
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Not really, I just think brains are beautiful things. I do use these kinds of data and templates for projects, as I have recently been working at an MRI research facility ([link])
I like your cortical stained sections, by the way.
Sorry for the late response, my brain is going slow.
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I like your cortical stained sections, by the way.
Sorry for the late response, my brain is going slow.
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