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Archive for March 23rd, 2008

Blow your Brain Explorer out with the Human Allen Brain Atlas!

Posted by attilachordash on March 23, 2008

At the SciFoo Camp last year at the Googleplex I suggested a little unconference session (ok, there were some slides ready on my MacBook) and one participant was Chinh Dang (another was this inventor) Technology Director of the Allen Institute for Brain Science who made a little intro to the work of the Institute to the 9-10 attendees after this slide of mine:

SciFoo Brain Atlas

Paul Allen is the likable, Steven Wozniak-type co-founder of Microsoft, but I guess a bit richer (once we estimated with a friend of mine that he could buy all the Budapest condos circa 180 times or sg like that).

But instead of doing that he provided $100M – amongst others – in seed money to fund the Allen Brain Atlas.

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