Neuroscientists from Harvard University have created a unique 3D brain map that allows them to study processes at the nanoscale.

Neuroscientists from Harvard University (USA), led by Narayanan Kasthuri, have created a three-dimensional map of the brain, unprecedented in detail. With its help, it is possible to study processes and connections in the brain almost at the level of individual molecules: we are talking about a nanometer scale. The scientists' article was published in the journal Cell, and The Guardian briefly describes the study.