neural models

A glowing, stylized human brain hovers above a computer chip, with neural-like connections linking the brain to the circuitry below. The chip is embedded in a futuristic motherboard surrounded by illuminated circuits and microcomponents, symbolizing brain-computer interface technology.
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Discover why drug discovery researchers use triculture neural models to study neurodegenerative diseases.
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