Spectrum of color: Our favorite photos from 2016
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Peruse our picks (above) for the best science photos published on Spectrum this year. We’ve showcased two videos below, too.

Vascular view: A new technique provides a three-dimensional picture of blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord of a rat.

 

Sneak peek: This video speeds through a series of images in a new atlas of the human brain.

The post Spectrum of color: Our favorite photos from 2016 appeared first on Spectrum.

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