We are thrilled to announce that our lab will be participating in the highly anticipated exhibition, "The Brain in Science and Art," held at the Berlin Museum of Medical History at the Charité in collaboration with the Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn. This exceptional event offers a captivating exploration of the intricate wonders of the human brain, and we are proud to contribute our groundbreaking w

Hey there! 👋 Great news! 📯

We are happy to announce that the WEBGL brain atlas viewer is now in Spanish.

Almost 8% of the world population speaks Spanish, so we are very excited to share this update. We hope to continue making the atlas more accessible in the future by adding more languages, and different kinds of atlases.

Please enjoy it [here](https://www.brainsimulation.org/atlasweb

Hey there! 👋

Our Brain Atlas, a collaborative project with HBP, has been getting a lot of attention lately:

Have you heard about our new interactive Brainweb Atlas? You can flip, rotate, and click around this online 3D model to learn about the different regions of the brain and their functions 🖥️ >>> <a href="https://t.co/R3fzz1R0sH

Try our new Educational Brain Atlas now in your browser with WEBGL

Our Educational Brain Atlas, which was previously part of the HBP travelling exhibition in Jerusalem, is now available on the HBP Collab platform (requires a login for HBP Collab websites;

see the official announcement [here](https://collab.humanbrainpro

Want to “pick” our brains?

Stop by the Fiction Forum to scroll through, zoom in and highlight brain areas and learn about their function on a large touch screen.

We compiled this educational atlas viewer here at the Brain Simulation Unit of Charite as part of our public outreach initiatives in partnership with the [Human Brain Project](https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/ "Visit websit