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1997 DEC 11
Whole Brain Atlas
USA
Why a brain atlas?
Why not? Even though a brain atlas isn't exactly art and
technology, it is still a great Web site for A&T visitors
(or anyone) to visit and spend some time. The subject matter
is interesting, and the authors of this site have done a great
job of putting together a genuinely useful and entertaining
multimedia experience on the Web (and on CD-ROM).
In addition to finding lots of good information about the human
brain, here you will find great images of real, living brains.
Fascinating stuff! You can even look at some MPG movies
if your browser is so equipped. And the navigation interface
at this Web site really is a work of art -- be
sure to look in to this!
Whole Brain Atlas
www.med.harvard.edu/AANLIB/home.html
More Resources Net Links
Human Anatomic Variation
An illustrated encyclopedia. Human anatomy, history, fascinating
facts and figures. From The Virtual Hospital, University
of Iowa. USA
Retina Reference
This Web site is a fascinating reference guide to the human eye
and retina. From Dr. Lance Hahn, University of Pennsylvania.
USA
I have added these sites
to A&T's Resources Net Links, because I think they are
wonderful, creative, interesting, and enjoyable sites to visit.
And because creative artists do not live by art alone, but benefit
by a side-trip from time to time into the bigger world of
interests and ideas on the Web. Try it, and enjoy your visit.
Image clips from the Web site Whole Brain Atlas,
Harvard Medical School.
Would you like to see your work in Zn?
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