Category: Anatomical models

Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum

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Japan | Fukui

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Dinosaur Brain Power

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We exhibit various brain models of modern animals and introduce the whole vertebrate brain.

Explain what kind of fine bone the Tyrannosaurus skull is made of, and how the brain fits into the cavity (end cast) in the skull.

ntroducing the history of dinosaur brain research that started with a sample of a skull that was cut in half.

A detailed explanation of the dinosaur brain revealed by research using a CT scanner, and
the dinosaur ecology that was found from it, by classification of dinosaurs.

Brain research is also underway at the dinosaur Fukui Benattle discovered in Fukui Prefecture . Introducing the ecology of Fukui Benatle that was revealed as a result
and the changes in the excavation sites that were discovered.

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Zhejiang Nature Museum

NIMHANS Brain Museum

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India | Bengaluru

Saturday 10:30am–12:30pm, 2:30–4:30 pm & Wednesday 2:30–4:30 pm
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Human Brain Bank

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Medical science museum with human brain samples, live neuroanatomy demonstrations & guided tours.
The Neuropathology Brain Museum (Human Brain Museum), only one of its kind in India is located in the ground floor, (Room 002) of Neurobiology Research Centre. This unique facility has become a centre of attraction for the students of various colleges and schools as a valuable source of Neuroscience material. In addition, this has become a tourist attraction for people to visit and see human brain in reality.

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Dr. S.K. Shankar

Croatian Institute for Brain Research

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Croatia | Zagreb

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The Croatian Institute for Brain research is an affiliate of the University of Zagreb Medical School, and an independent research facility and archive. Its founder Dr. Ivica Kostovic established Zagreb’s neuroembryological collection; a significant collection of preserved human brains at various stages of development. It is one of the largest collections of human brains in the world consisting of 1,300 developing and adult brains. It has served as a valuable resource for many research projects, more than 30 PhD theses and upwards of 200 publications. The Institute even has a dormitory for researchers wishing to visit and utilize the collection. However, the institute is currently creating an online catalogue of the collection that will be readily available to those who cannot travel all the way to Croatia.

Relevant People:

Professor Ivica Kostovic






 
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