Graphical abstract of the publication resulting from my PhD thesis. Full article: https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkad703

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Data viz from the publication resulting from my PhD thesis. Full article: https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkad703

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Watercolor painting that depicts, in a highly stylized manner, how the human brain develops before birth. From a tiny four-cell-embryo at the center, over an implanted embryo (the round, hollow blastocyst), and an embryo in a stage called neurulation (yellow and red), the brain is growing and getting remodelled. Later during the pregnancy (lowest and highest parts), regions of the brain become specialized into what will be the child's and, ultimately, adult's areas for processing speech, sight, touch, or advanced functions such as planning.

From a scientist for scientists: my multidisciplinary background that encompasses nucleic acid biochemistry, developmental biology, and neuroscience allows me to quickly understand your findings and illustrate them appropriately. 

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