1st place: Mathieu di Miceli Centripetal and Centrifugal Neurosciences
Centripetal and Centrifugal Neurosciences
This diagram makes the link between networks (straight lines), neurons (coloured circles), functions (squares) and behaviours (chip board). Each colour represents one type of network, which is interconnected to specific neurons and functions. Neuronal network assembly then outputs a matrix of complex behaviours. The diagram is intended to be read either centripetally (networks -> neurons -> functions -> behaviours) or centrifugally (behaviours -> functions -> neurons -> networks). Grey lines and grey squares represents unknown features that will eventually be uncovered. Finally, opened circles (white) represent support cells, constituting the vast majority of the central nervous system.
Lines and circles were automatically generated in silico using the free R software (https://cran.r-project.org/) with mathart, ggart and packcircles packages. Other features were drawn by hand. Fine tuning was performed manually in fine.
Mathieu di Miceli (NutriNeuro)
2nd place: Anes Ju and Anna Beyeler Neuro-friends
Neuro-friends
Anes Ju and Anna Beyeler (Neurocentre Magndie)
3rd place : Jean-Arthur Micoulaud Network analysis of sleepsymptoms
Network analysis des symptomes du sommeil
Jean-Arthur Micoulaud (SanPsy)
Catégorie « Having fun with neuroscience »
1st place Maïté Moreau The PurpleMinioncell
The Purple Minion cell
Maïté Moreau (Neurocentre Magendie)
2nd place Miza Arizono Interweaving of neurons and glia.
Interweaving of neurons and glia.
Super-resolution shadow imaging reveals intricate interweaving of neurons and glia.
Misa Arizono (IINS)
3rd place Maïté Moreau Lost in hippocampus
Perdu dans l’hippocampe
(Neurone du gyrus denté)
Maïté Moreau (Neurocentre Magendie)
Catégorie « Making Neuroscience beautiful »
1st place Andrea Toledo Semithin section
Semithin section
(Semithin section of a sciatic nerve stained with toluidine and then artificially coloured in Photoshop)
Andrea Toledo (IINS)
2nd place Maïté Moreau Lost in hippocampus
Perdu dans l’hippocampe
(Neurone du gyrus denté)
Maïté Moreau (Neurocentre Magendie)
3rd place Irene Sanchez Mirasierra Pop-Art of the larva’s brain