Santiago Ramón y Cajal Drawings | Janelia Research Campus
Among the myriad eye-catching paintings and prints that adorn the walls of Janelia’s landscape building is a simple collection of line drawings in black ink on brown paper. Created by Spanish neuroscientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852–1934), these hand-drawn renditions of neural networks hold a special significance for scientists. Cajal, who is sometimes referred to as the
janelia_archives | views janelia_archives | views node:field_floating_header_image | entity_field node:field_content_summary | entity_field Occupying a prominent place in Janelia’s main building, Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s neuronal network drawings still inspire scientists today. janelia_archives | views node_body | node_body Among the myriad eye-catching paintings and prints that adorn the walls of Janelia’s landscape building is a simple collection of line drawings in black ink on brown paper. Created by Spanish neuroscientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852–1934), these hand-drawn…
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