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Basket cells in the cerebellum
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This initial print file was created to create a process for making a 3d printable file from the image data. Two things became apparent in the creation of the file. One is that the relief, the distance between the background (generally paper without ink) and the foreground, neurons and structures inked on the paper, needed to be minimal in order to more effectively communicate the subject through touching with fingertips. If the relief was too high, as in this test print, then it became harder to feel small details.
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The exhibition team also thanks the National Library of Medicine, History of Medicine Division’s Paper Conservator, Holly Herro, for advising on appropriate exhibition light levels and mitigation strategies. Content and environmental design were created by Hank Grasso of the NIH Stetten Museum. Jamie Kugler, Ph.D., researched and composed the labels identifying for each of the four sets of (seven) drawings. This installation was produced under Chris Wanjek, OIR Director of Communications, Story Landis, Ph.D., (former) Director, NINDS, and Walter J. Koroshetz, M.D., (current Director, NINDS).
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