Project 1: The Mouse Brain Library Project 2: Internet Microscopy (iScope) Project 3: Neurocartographer and Segmentation of the MBL Project 4: The Neurogenetics Tool Box



























 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

EXPERIMENTAL PLAN

 
 

Principal Investigator/Program Director Williams,Robert W.

 
 


Assessing success

How can one assess success of this project in the context of the Human Brain Project? Assessment should be simple: at one level we can simply look at patterns of usage of our web sites. Over the past six months use of <nervenet.org> resources has surgedalmost entirely due to the addition of a highly detailed atlas of C57BL/6J and to the MBLs image collection. In the long run our success will be measured by the scientific breakthroughs this work will facilitate and engender. We should expect a dense map of QTLs that will provide the research community with a framework to explore the genetic basis of structural differences in CNS. For Project 3 in particular, one key metric to assess success is the accuracy of segmentation and the accuracy of quantitative trait values NeuroCartographer it will supply to the NTB (see Project 4). Finally, our success will also be measured by the degree to which the approaches and software we develop are adopted and modified by other neuroinformatics centers.

 

 
   
   
   
 

EXPERIMENTAL PLAN