So I'm working on a blog post about neuroscience, behavior, and anxiety. The written draft is super long, and I wanted to do a bunch of illustrations. Here are the first few...

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“The neuroscience is showing us pretty clearly that there’s no such thing as a maths brain, even though so many people believe that."

Listen to discussing the fear of mathematics in this episode of 👉https://t.co/Wt3KeVz6T9

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Here's Mei! She's a neurosurgeon who likes 𝖇𝖗𝖆𝖎𝖓𝖘...

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hi this is my oc kyra acker, the ultimate neuroscientist and the mastermind of ndr56. I love her so much

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Snapshots from our on evolutionary neuroscientist created by Upasana A & Sayantan D for
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Salamanders, crickets and zebrafish: Follow as he takes us through the evolutionary neuroscience, friendships and politics that built his life in academia. Created by Upasana A & Sayantan D for

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Get to know evolutionary neuroscientist Bittu R. from with this brand new comix. All abt his journey in science and the experience of being an activist and a scientist at the same time. Created by Upasana A & Sayantan D for

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As a medical illustrator I have loved creating work for neurosurgeons and neuroscientists. Here’s one of my pieces on a craniotomy showing a subdural grid electrode for the surgical treatment of epilepsy.

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A dark and stormy look at in the that can lead to earlier
# PatientEducationillustration # Biologyillustration
By © Lisa A. Clark
https://t.co/SLjZf8Focy

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Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy (ETV) is a specialised procedure used for certain hydrocephalus patients. Article written by and illustrated



https://t.co/S5GYav3wGB

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We are going to share some of our work here as they go online each month. For each piece, we work from articles verified by medical editors and physicians. Illustrators:
Shawn Liu | Jenny Wang | Nancy Ji

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News from lab, just published in Nature Neuroscience today !

Here we demonstrated how social contact promotes motivation for social behaviors, through release of ... guess what: oxytocin.

https://t.co/BspDDiuUon

PS: Still looking for a rocket-like postdoc fellow :)

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MRI is one of the key investigations used to diagnose neurological/neurosurgical pathology. This article by and illustrated details how an MRI works and what to expect.
https://t.co/FHVUfJUMAW

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One of the key investigations carried out in neurology and neurosurgery is the lumbar puncture. This article by demonstrates the indications for the procedure and how it is performed! A very insightful article for patients & professionals

https://t.co/X6M8oqAUDR

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Only a week left until we launch our next big test! Make sure to follow us to know when and where you will be able to access the next test!

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After a long hiatus, here is another episode of - Read this amazing interview with - We talked about her research on early life adversity and more.

https://t.co/IciG55G3lN

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A sketch for my former rodent neuroscience professor and mentor.

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Just catching up with - Let me introduce myself: I'm a neuroscientist turned cartoonist and illustrator! Here are some of my creative representations of cells and enzymes ✏

From my books The Senses, Cervellopoli, and work for and

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circa 2002. Illustrations from medical illustrator and manager of Neuroscience Publications, Mark Schornak. Depicts spinal AVM classification of compact intramedullary spinal AVMs (thoracic vertebra, posterior view)

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It's Today I'm sharing some of my favorite neurosurgical illustrations from the last few years. For more of my work, check out https://t.co/EbbrwRthBe

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