Interactive Exhibit
The brain,
in three dimensions.
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom, and tap any marker to open that region. Use the cutaway slider to slice the brain down the middle — the same flat face the pads sit on in the printed model.
You can still explore every region from the Brain Regions page.
Find the corpus callosum
Slide Cutaway to the right and the near half of the brain is sliced away, leaving the flat midsagittal face. The thick C-shaped band arching through the middle of that face is the corpus callosum; an amber marker appears on its rounded rear end, the splenium.
Matching the printed model
That midsagittal face is the same surface your physical NeuroPrint model exposes. If you scanned a pad from the flat cut side, this is where it sits — not on the outer surface where the lobes are.
3D model: “Brain” by dgallichan, licensed CC BY 4.0 (source). Simplified and compressed for the web. Region markers are placed by NeuroPrint for teaching and are approximate.