Use your touch screen to rotate and zoom around 29 interactive structures. Discover how each brain region functions, what happens when it is injured, and how it is involved in mental illness.

Each detailed structure comes with information on functions, disorders, brain damage, case studies, and links to modern research. Created by Vivid Apps and AXS Biomedical Animation Studio for the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory DNA Learning Center. 3D Brain was produced for the Genes to Cognition (G2C) Online website funded by the Dana Foundation and Hewlett Foundation.

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In response to user feedback our popular 3D Brain app just got better! • Dozens of updated scientific references across all structures • Option to upgrade to HQ app with higher resolution images and improved interface • Bug fixes In-app purchase of 3D Brain HQ: •Download requires Wifi or a direct Internet connection. •If the app does not install correctly, uninstall it and download again from iTunes App Store. If persists, log out of iTunes, and log in again to ensure the upgrade version is downloaded.

•If you have paid for the upgrade and need to reinstall the app, or install it on multiple devices, tap the 'Restore' option on the in-app purchase screen. • 1.1 Apr 22, 2010. Dranorter, Pretty basic The way it switches between brain areas (page turning animation) makes it hard to really compare location. The app will highlight 29 different brain areas — you switch between them by clicking on the list entry, and you can’t navigate by clicking directly on the brain area in the 3D view. The ordering of the brain areas in the list isn’t particularly intuitive (it’s alphabetical).

29 brain areas is not enough. Where are V1, V2, V3, etc.?

Where’s the fusiform gyrus? Neuroscience is a field where we don’t know what the correct objects to be discussing really are.

The app ought to distinguish between “neuroarchitechtonic regions” and things like sulcus/gyrus based regions (don’t know the right term). And for didactic purposes, a drawing of the motor homonculus and sensory homonculus would be fun. Dranorter, Pretty basic The way it switches between brain areas (page turning animation) makes it hard to really compare location.

The app will highlight 29 different brain areas — you switch between them by clicking on the list entry, and you can’t navigate by clicking directly on the brain area in the 3D view. The ordering of the brain areas in the list isn’t particularly intuitive (it’s alphabetical).

29 brain areas is not enough. Where are V1, V2, V3, etc.? Where’s the fusiform gyrus?

Neuroscience is a field where we don’t know what the correct objects to be discussing really are. The app ought to distinguish between “neuroarchitechtonic regions” and things like sulcus/gyrus based regions (don’t know the right term).

And for didactic purposes, a drawing of the motor homonculus and sensory homonculus would be fun. Drneurosci, Professor I have successfully used the app in neuroscience courses as a supplemental aide. It is very helpful to students. Today I was informed that an upgrade was available for a.99.

Certainly, I selected the upgrade immediately. I have not spent a great deal of time today with the app. Perhaps I am confusing this app with another resource—IT IS after all, Summer term! Here is my concern, although the visuals and the 3 D rotations are —as always— excellent- along with showing sub systems in relation to major brain components, all very good, with clear taxonomy-I seem to be missing the brief information on the functions of the varied parts of the brain.

Please clarify, am I associating this feature and the information I expected to see with another resource entirely or is there a navigational step that I am missing on the upgrade? Thank you kindly!

Drneurosci, Professor I have successfully used the app in neuroscience courses as a supplemental aide. It is very helpful to students. Today I was informed that an upgrade was available for a.99.

Certainly, I selected the upgrade immediately. Usb 3.o adapter for mac. I have not spent a great deal of time today with the app.

Perhaps I am confusing this app with another resource—IT IS after all, Summer term! Here is my concern, although the visuals and the 3 D rotations are —as always— excellent- along with showing sub systems in relation to major brain components, all very good, with clear taxonomy-I seem to be missing the brief information on the functions of the varied parts of the brain. Please clarify, am I associating this feature and the information I expected to see with another resource entirely or is there a navigational step that I am missing on the upgrade?