Ooh, that is looking nice.

ha. small world, and I’ve essentially switched to using Olly’s Pagecord now richard.dallaway.com/i-remember-n... — open source, in the broad sense, always wins [citation needed]

Close up of the connectome embroidery showing bright coloured blocks around a circle with arcs and lines connecting the blocks.

Embroidered connectome showing connections (coloured threads) between cells (coloured blocks) arranged around a wheel.

The dreaming zebra finch Description given as: “Male zebra finches practise singing in their sleep: their vocal cords vibrate and 'song neuron' networks activate. One team of scientists believe that sleeping finches also improvise new tunes. This chart shows the activation of vocal muscles during daytime singing (top) and at night (bottom). Many patterns are common to both, but can you spot evidence of where the finch improvised its song in its dreams?”

Had a quick look around “Hello Brain!” while visiting #medicineAtTheCrick — I was not expecting lovely embroidered data, but it’s there 😍

Aneurin Bevan memorial stones - Richard Dallaway's Blog As we were in Blaenau Gwent we stopped by the Aneurin Bevan Memorial Stones. I was not expecting much, but it is a special place.  I challenge you to not...

If you find yourself in Wales, specifically Blaenau Gwent, check out the Aneurin Bevan memorial stones #nhs

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