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Elsevier's BrainNavigator Research Tool to Launch new Features at Neuroscience 2009 Show
Date:10/16/2009

ntent Strategy, Elsevier Science & Technology Books. "We will continue to improve BrainNavigator with regular functionality releases, as well as roll out a version for human and primate brains in spring 2010."

BrainNavigator will be showcased at Elsevier's booth (#112) at Neuroscience 2009, and hourly demonstrations will be given. To highlight the product's comparison to a GPS system, Elsevier will raffle away a new GPS system to a conference attendee and interested parties can enter to win at the Elsevier booth. Free trials of the product, including new features, will be available beginning November 13, 2009. To sign up for a trial, visit http://www.brainnav.com/info.

Nothing in this press release constitutes or should be inferred to be an endorsement or recommendation of any product, service, or enterprise by the National Institutes of Health, any other agency of the United States Government, or any employee of the United States Government.

About BrainNavigator

BrainNavigator is a collaboration between Elsevier and the Allen Institute for Brain Science, pairing Elsevier's vast neuroscience content with technology derived from Allen Institute's cutting-edge Brain Explorer(R) 3D software. Offering both free and subscription-based content, this dynamic new resource represents a promising step towards new discoveries in the advancement of brain research. All users will be able to browse images and structures. Paid subscribers will enjoy using high resolution images, adjustable virtual slicing and having the ability to annotate and save their work and share it with their colleagues globally, among other features. Details regarding BrainNavigator's functionality can be found at http://www.brainnav.com/info.

About the Allen Institute for Brain Science

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