posted on 2024-12-12, 17:46authored byA.A. Felder, N. Sirmpilatze, S. Abdus, D. Pérez-Suárez, I. Tatarnikov, S. Miñano, K. Meechan, W. Graham, V.M. Plattner, R. Kozol, S. Weiler, A.L. Tyson
<p dir="ltr">Neuroanatomy is key to understanding the brain. However, current tools are often specialised for a single model species or image modality. BrainGlobe overcomes these limitations by implementing flexible and easy-to-use visualisation and analysis tools that can be installed and used on any hardware, from laptops to supercomputers. The BrainGlobe Atlas API1 plays a central role in this by providing a generalised framework for representing multiple anatomical atlases within and across species. Neuroscience increasingly recognises the need to study brain function in more diverse species. BrainGlobe is therefore a natural fit to enable the necessary data analysis. However, this requires novel atlases.</p><p><br></p><p dir="ltr">Poster presented as part of the Crick BioImage Analysis Symposium 2024.</p><p dir="ltr"><i>Permission has been given by authors to upload to Crick Figshare. Copyright remains with the original authors.</i></p>