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Drawing Neurons What happens when artists collaborate with neuroscientists?

Conversations, ideas, new artworks... in the long term, can artists have a role to play in where science goes?

Posted • Drawing the pathways of my neurons? Drawing my itinerary in a space? Kids started with a map and ended up wit...
13/11/2019

Posted • Drawing the pathways of my neurons? Drawing my itinerary in a space? Kids started with a map and ended up with an artwork ... almost like a Calder mobile 😍

holiday Kids enjoying the exhibition on the 25 October with .
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Its a wrap! Bye bye for now! Thanks to all those who dropped by and gave their time. The show is over but the project go...
27/10/2019

Its a wrap! Bye bye for now! Thanks to all those who dropped by and gave their time. The show is over but the project goes on...follow for more collaborative output
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Neuroscience for everyone: student visitors engaged in the exhibition, asking amazing questions about pheromones, consci...
25/10/2019

Neuroscience for everyone: student visitors engaged in the exhibition, asking amazing questions about pheromones, consciousness, meditation and raising questions about ethics and methods 🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♂️

Yesterday in conversation: Artists and scientists Ila Ila and Shyam, and and Ajay discussing differences in the process...
23/10/2019

Yesterday in conversation: Artists and scientists Ila Ila and Shyam, and and Ajay discussing differences in the process in research and practice between the two fields.

Did you know? The Society for Neuroscience meeting is going on full swing in Chicago right now. You have to agree that n...
19/10/2019

Did you know? The Society for Neuroscience meeting is going on full swing in Chicago right now. You have to agree that neurons look good...they also carry information from the way they were specifically stained and how they are being imaged.
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This image shows dorsal root ganglion sensory neurons of the vesicular glutamate transporter 3 (Vglut3) lineage (red). Neurons are also labeled with antibodies against βIII-tubulin (green) and neurofilament heavy chain (blue). Mentholsensitive Vglut3-lineage neurons are a highly excitable population that fire robust trains of tetrodotoxin-sensitive action potentials and show unique sodium channel inactivation kinetics. For more information, see the article by Griffith et al. in jneurosci.org. Image courtesy of the September 4, 2019 edition of .

“Do you ever think of the drawings you make while you wonder around looking for food?” Tracking Hunger by Isabelle Desje...
17/10/2019

“Do you ever think of the drawings you make while you wonder around looking for food?” Tracking Hunger by Isabelle Desjeux , inspired by the work of Xu Sangyu and James Stewart on Drosophila Melanogaster.
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Did you know that your brain (like a fish brain) is active even when you are at rest? Suresh Jesuthasan's lab tries to u...
14/10/2019

Did you know that your brain (like a fish brain) is active even when you are at rest? Suresh Jesuthasan's lab tries to uncover which part of the brain is active depending on the different emotions being felt. Here is a still of a movie showing parts of the brain "firing" while at rest. The video of a brain at rest will be visible at The Substation, 22 October
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We visited Dr Ajay Mathuru’s lab in the Biopolis to find out what set up he uses to test fish’s addiction to ni****ne an...
10/10/2019

We visited Dr Ajay Mathuru’s lab in the Biopolis to find out what set up he uses to test fish’s addiction to ni****ne and alcohol. Like many scientists at the frontier of science, Ajay and his team had to design their own system to fit their needs precisely. It is a beautiful piece of clever engineering. If you want to see and understand how it works, come down to the Substation exhibition at the end of the month as one of his lab’s apparatus will be on display.

Thank you all again for attending Neuroscience Singapore 2019 and to all our sponsors who made this happen: Here’s Dr Su...
08/10/2019

Thank you all again for attending Neuroscience Singapore 2019 and to all our sponsors who made this happen: Here’s Dr Suresh Jesuthasan, organizer of the conference with all our sponsors and Adam Claridge-Chan, president of the Singapore Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience at the symposium.
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Drawing Neurons at Neuroscience Singapore 2019 🧠A big thank you to everyone who made it a success! More Drawing Neurons ...
08/10/2019

Drawing Neurons at Neuroscience Singapore 2019 🧠
A big thank you to everyone who made it a success! More Drawing Neurons projects coming up soon 🤫 (📷: )
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