Check out the Show Us Your BRAINs! 2023 Photo and Video Contest winners

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A confocal image of sparse GCaMP6f-expressing Purkinje cells in mouse cerebellum resembles the industrious contours of pre-dawn commuters.

Don’t miss the annual article recapping the winners of the 2023 Show Us Your BRAINs! Photo and Video Contest, where we cover the exciting neuroscience research showcased in each entry.

This year’s Show Us Your BRAINs! Photo and Video Contest continued to spark some great creativity among participants and to demonstrate advancements in the field of neuroscience. Each year, the contest invites scientists worldwide to submit intriguing, picturesque videos, and photos from their research. All submissions are a tribute to the advanced tools and technologies that are helping us gain a deeper understanding of how the brain works. In the 2023 contest recap, “The Art of the BRAIN,” you can learn more about the winners, details about what their video or photo depicts, and how they created them. Congratulations to the 2023 winners!

You can also find the winning photos among other photo submissions from this year’s contest featured in the popular 2024 BRAIN Initiative Calendar! Order your free copy while supplies last!

Feeling inspired and want to have a chance to be featured next year? Be sure to subscribe to our blog for upcoming announcements about the 2024 BRAIN Photo and Video contest!  

Image: The first-place winner in the photo category with the submission entitled "Dark Commute at 4am." Photo credit: Silas Busch, The University of Chicago, Department of Neurobiology, Chicago, IL. 

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