We’re delighted to have some exclusive images from Jason Snyder’s microscope. He has a sharp eye for the compelling, unusual forms of brain tissue and uses a beautiful array of staining techniques to highlight young neurons and answer questions relating to neurophysiological results of neurogenesis.
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