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. Camillo Golgi - Wikipedia Olfactory Bulb (the most forward part of the brain) of a Dog, Camillo Golgi, pen and ink on paper, 1875

Linocut portrait of Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Neuroscientist, Pathologist, Nobel Laureate and Artist o

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Drawing of Golgi-stained cerebelum, by Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Instituto de Neurobiología "Ramón y Cajal", Madrid, Spain

Camillo Golgi, 1843-1926.

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The first illustration by Camillo Golgi showing a network of neurons found in the olfactory bulb of a dog. In 1873 Golgi invented a method, now called Golgi-stain, which is used to image neurons in different tissues. It's based on reaction between potassium dichromate & silver nitrate which leads to silver chromate being deposited on cell membranes & giving them dark color. Only random & relatively few neurons are stained at a time allowing to distinguish single cells part of neuronal networks.

Camillo Golgi - Wikipedia

Drawing of the neuronal circuit found in the retina by Spanish scientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal in 1901. By applying Camillo Golgi's tissue-staining method with patience and virtuosity, he laid the foundations for the modern field of neuroscience

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Olfactory Bulb (the most forward part of the brain) of a Dog, Camillo Golgi, pen and ink on paper, 1875

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Camillo Golgi, Cerebellum of a Rabbit, 1882

Golgi Structure by Fumihiko Maki 1967. A Japanese city design that portrays the visions of the future - the reconstruction of the city after war. At a closer examination of the design, it is simply layers of material stacked on top of each other with gap, similar to scaffolding platforms to resemble the process of reconstruction and what it will look like to the artist if a whole city was being reconstructed.