The Most Famous Brain in Science
Colin Holmes, a former graduate student at The Neuro, has the most notable brain in science. Also known as “Average Colin,” it has appeared in over 800 scientific papers — and more citations come in almost every week. It has been featured in studies of stroke, HIV, Alzheimer’s, and even the brain benefits of eating fish. Holmes also noted that over 1,000 labs around the world use his brain in some way.
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Holmes, in reference to his brain: “I’ve seen it all across the United States. I’ve seen it in Japan, Korea, all over Europe.”
