Skip to content. | Skip to navigation

or register an account

Find any software, resource, person, article etc.

Sections

INCF Program on Digital Brain Atlasing

Digital brain atlases are essential tools in neuroscience research. They function as references and analytical tools, and provide stable integration frameworks as a basis for investigations of normal and abnormal brain structure and function. 

The key aim of this program is to coordinate and improve the impact of atlasing projects, with a focus on the rodent brain.

The program has three associated services:

PeopleView all People

 

Oversight Committee 
Chair
Robert W. Williams 
Robert W. Williams

Waxholm Space
Task Force
Michael Hawrylycz
Mike Hawrylycz

Digital Atlasing Infrastructure 
Task Force
 
Ilya Zaslavsky 

Project 
coordinator
 Jyl Boline
Jyl Boline
incf voice

RichardBaldock"In the brain, a lot of function has to do with spatial properties like connectivity and structure. I think INCF can be very proud that it is leading the way in tackling integration of spatial data; the Digital Atlasing Infrastructure is pioneering and setting important standards for biomedical research."

Prof. Richard Baldock, 
Head of Biomedical Systems Analysis MRC Human Genetics Unit, United Kingdom

Find out more
Contact details

Are you a scientist with expertise in this area, and want to be involved?

Contact INCF Program Officer:

Mathew Abrams
INCF Secretariat
mathew.abrams@incf.org

Wiki

The Community Site contains information for end users and developers wishing to register or share their data.

http://atlasing.incf.org/