Dear Karl,

I am here trying to finish the corrections of our chapter for the next edition of the Gray’s Anatomy. I was hoping that freed from your institutional commitments we could spend more time talking about historical anecdotes, music and art. I wanted to show you...

NatBrainLab members Flavio Dell'Acqua and Ahmad Beyh contributed to a two-day workshop introducing concepts of diffusion MRI, data pre-processing and tractography to an audience of medical doctors, psychologists and researchers. The event was held at the UCLouvain Univ...

The NatBrainLab, in collaboration with Elsevier, hosted a three-day event where discussions about the content of the next edition of the Gray's Anatomy took place. The event included presentations from authors and editors of the book, as well as researchers in fields r...

It is with great sadness that I hear of the passing of Professor Richard Wise, a pioneer in the field of brain imaging and language. He belonged to the elite of those British neurologists that endeavoured scientific exploration from difficult clinical grounds. Despite...

Thanks to all our participants who attended the 20th Natbrainlab Workshop on Neuroanatomy and Tractography at the Gordon Museum, King's College London.

Join us for the next workshop in October. Details will be published soon on our website. 

After a long tradition of the lab to take part at the EWCN, it is our great pleasure that Ahmad Beyh has received the EWCN Prize 2018 for his abstract "A novel medial occipital longitudinal tract for the memory of visual spatial configuration".

Our lab is also cont...

If you missed the inaugural lecture you can now watch it online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKv9Xpffsh0

XXth NATBRAINLAB WORKSHOP

Connectional Anatomy

 26th – 28th February 2018

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The workshop provides an introduction to the anatomy of brain connections and principles of white matter organisation. Participants will learn how to delineate regions of interest to dissect the m...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKv9Xpffsh0

‘From rejections to connections’

Chair: Professor Anthony David

Vote of Thanks: Professor Steve Williams

This inaugural lecture will be delivered by Marco Catani, Professor of Neuroanatomy and Psychiatry.

To join the eve...

The parietal lobe has a unique place in the human brain. Anatomically, it is at the crossroad between the frontal, occipital, and temporal lobes, thus providing a middle ground for multimodal sensory integration. Functionally, it supports higher cognitive functions tha...