Resources

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  • Overview
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  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

The American Brain Coalition and NIH teamed up to host a BRAIN Initiative webinar for the patient advocacy community featuring Drs. Walter Koroshetz (Director, NINDS) and Joshua Gordon (Director, NIMH).

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  • Public-Private Partnerships
Resource Type
  • Grant Application Resource
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  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

NIH-FDA Webinar
Contact: BRAIN-FOAs@nih.gov

Program
  • Public-Private Partnerships
Resource Type
  • Grant Application Resource
Priority Area
  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary
Program
  • Understanding Circuits
Resource Type
  • Grant Application Resource
Priority Area
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

Informational Phone Call with program directors for all those interested in submitting applications to EB-15-006.
Contact: BRAINTheoriesFOA@mail.nih.gov

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  • Human Neuroscience
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Speakers and Panel include Drs. Dietmar Plenz, Peter J. Basser, Patrick Kanold, and Greg Farber.

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  • Human Neuroscience
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  • Monitor Neural Activity
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Summary

Dr. Francis Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health, announces the inaugural set of NIH BRAIN Initiative grants at a press conference on September 30, 2014. 

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  • Human Neuroscience
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Rockefeller University neuroscientist Cori Bargmann, Ph.D., discusses the promise of the BRAIN Initiative to usher in a "new era of exploration" at a press conference announcing the first wave of awards on September 30, 2014. 

Resource Type
  • Overview
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  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

Researchers from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute use high-speed light-sheet microscopy to image almost all neurons in the intact larval zebrafish brain at single-cell resolution, capturing activity in the entire brain once every 1.3 s. Source: Nature.

Project Number
Project Number
RAVE: A New Open Software Tool for Analysis and Visualization of Electrocorticography Data
Program
  • Informatics
Resource Type
  • Research tool: Software
Priority Area
  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

R Analysis and Visualization of intracranial EEG (RAVE) is free and open-source software for the analysis of intracranial electroencephalogram (iEEG) data, including data collected using strips and grids (electrocorticography, ECoG) and depth electrodes (stereotactic EEG).

BRAIN Project: MH117529

Name
Samantha White
Contact
Email
samantha.white2@nih.gov
Resource Type
  • Overview
Priority Area
  • Cell Type
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Human Neuroscience
  • Integrated Approaches
  • Interventional Tools
  • Monitor Neural Activity
  • Theory & Data Analysis Tools
Summary

Our brain is important to help us think, see, speak, feel, and understand the world around us. The BRAIN Initiative funds scientists to explore fundamental questions about the brain. Scientists learn by asking questions - give it a try using this web-based, interactive, educational experience called the BRAIN Explorer