Neuroscience in pictures: the best images of the year

Dr Wei Luan

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Dr Wei Luan

Postdoctoral Researcher, The University of Queensland

Dr Merja Joensuu

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Dr Merja Joensuu

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, The University of Queensland

Ravi Kiran Kasula

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Ravi Kiran Kasula

PhD Student, The University of Queensland

To understand how the healthy brain works and what occurs in brain disease, neuroscientists use many microscopy techniques, ranging from whole-brain human MRIs to imaging within a single neuron (brain cell), creating stunning images in the process.

Here are a selection of the best and brightest produced by scientists at the Queensland Brain Institute at The University of Queensland in 2017.


 

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Dr Wei Luan

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Postdoctoral Researcher, The University of Queensland

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Dr Merja Joensuu

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, The University of Queensland

Ravi Kiran Kasula

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Ravi Kiran Kasula

PhD Student, The University of Queensland

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