The Neuro Bureau has been really busy over the past year and a half. I know our blog does not reflect this. Nor does our twitter feed. And I’m not sure how our facebook site is doing. But I do know that — like kids off at summer camp — the only reason we’ve not …Read More
Time flies and it’s already been six months since the wonderful experience of human brain mapping, Québec 2011. It has been an amazing conference in many respects, and certainly a very exciting time for the NeuroBureau. There are many, many more exciting projects to come, yet, before heading towards new adventures, we would like to …Read More
“The “rooms” are invaded by figurative structures that represent the architecture of a state of mind , at a time(T), described as precisely as possible. This architecture is based on a dynamical system that represents the biological structures of the brain, working together to build self, consciousness, imagination etc.” I wanted to start this small …Read More
It’s not fully confirmed yet, but let’s hope it will be very soon. Nathalie Regard should join us in HBM ! Enjoying the art is one thing, but enjoying the unique company of the artist is going to throw us in a whole different dimension. This was the point after all … art meets HBM. Well, time …Read More
We just received a piece from Elizabeth Jameson for Art@HBM. The piece is huge, and it is going to be a real challenge to set it up for the show. Needless to say, that’s the kind of challenge we like, and the real-size piece is simply stunning. Ms Jameson is a pioneer of artwork that deals with the …Read More
This will be our second post in the art@HBM series. We’re excited because we just had the confirmation that Meaghan Evans will contribute a unique piece. The work is called “The Linguistic Brain” and it is a brain sculpture made out of metal letter pieces welded together. The result is breath-taking, just check out the video: …Read More
We are delighted to announce that our project of art exhibition has received the enthusiastic support of the HBM organizing committee. The human brain mapping (HBM) conference attracts over 2500 attendees each year and is the main forum of the neuroimaging community. The art show will be held from June 26th to June 30th at the HBM2011 …Read More