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Dear Donors,

The Brain Observatory is engaged in an extraordinary endeavor. We are building a library for the human brain, creating the potential to illustrate the detailed design of the brain, how its microscopic structure reflects who we are, and how the relationship between structure and behavior changes as we age or as we face the progression of neurological disease.

Your financial support is crucial to sustain the expansion of this neurological library established at UC San Diego. The collection will immortalize the case of the famous amnesic patient H.M. among other insightful neurological cases. The library will also include cases of ordinary, healthy people, because it is not feasible to characterize brain disease without a clear understanding of how the brain matures normally during life. We strive to preserve and examine as many cases as possible. This is an extremely labor-intensive and expensive process, but we believe this work is both timely and necessary to provide the knowledge to support current neuroscientific research. The legacy of the UC San Diego Digital Brain Library lies in the fact that it will continue to be useful to future generations of scientists, whom will approach the study of the brain with the benefit of new technologies and new theories of function and disease.

By clicking on the button below or by contacting Mr. Harvey Green, Director of development, UC Health Sciences at 619-543-3121 (hagreens@ucsd.edu) - you will have the opportunity to contribute directly to the establishment  of the UC San Diego Digital Brain Library and the continuing research efforts of Dr. Annese and the researchers at The Brain Observatory.

Thank you sincerely for your support,

Dr. Annese's Signature

Jacopo Annese, PhD

 

P.S.  IF YOU WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON HOW TO ENDOW YOUR BRAIN TO THE DIGITAL BRAIN LIBRARY PLEASE CALL: 858-822-4467 OR WRITE TO RKLAMING@UCSD.EDU.

 

 

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