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摘要

In this issue's photo essay, science writer MOHEB COSTANDI looks at how the methods for examining the brain have evolved over the history of modern neuroscience ("Time Travel Through the Brain,"p. 26). "Essentially, it is a pictorial history of neuroscience techniques," he says. "Early methods, such as the staining techniques developed by 19th-century histologists, are compared with their modern counterparts. Many of the images illustrate the rapid advances in microscopy that have occurred since the 1950s." Costandi writes a blog called Neurophi-losophy, and his work has appeared in Seed, Scientific American, and The Scientist. He is writing his first book, on the brain and the self.