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In creating BrainNavigator, Elsevier has collaborated with a leader in free online neuroscience resources – the Allen Institute for Brain Science.

Allen Institute for Brain ScienceCreator of the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas, the Allen Institute is an independent, non-profit medical research organization offering free publicly available online resources to help advance understanding of the brain. By taking on far-reaching projects at the intersection of biology and technology, and making the resulting data widely available, the Institute aims to fuel innovation and discovery for countless researchers and organizations.

"We are delighted to feature our cutting-edge 3-D technology as a part of BrainNavigator," said Allan Jones, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer of the Allen Institute for Brain Science. "By providing meaningful tools and rich content to the research community in a mixture of free and subscription content, the Allen Institute for Brain Science and Elsevier enable important advancements in brain research worldwide."

To help power BrainNavigator, the Allen Institute provides its cutting-edge Brain Explorer® software, enabling users to explore and manipulate complex 3D visualizations of brain structures in a dynamic on-screen environment. Aligning with the Allen Institute's mission of providing valuable open access information for the scientific community, users can access free select BrainNavigator content, including that built upon the Allen Institute's Brain Explorer technology. Access to 15 additional features is accessible with paid license of BrainNavigator from Elsevier.

Elsevier's 3D brainmap application was derived from Brain Explorer. By pairing Elsevier's expansive and respected content with the Allen Institute's powerful Brain Explorer functionality, BrainNavigator represents a new chapter on the road to understanding the complexity of the brain and discovering new treatments towards brain diseases and disorders.

To learn more about the Allen Institute for Brain Science and its projects, please visit www.alleninstitute.org and www.brain-map.org.