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A turbo engine for tracing neurons

Putting a turbo engine into an old car gives it an entirely new life — suddenly it can go further, faster. That same idea is now being applied to neuroscience, with a software wrapper that can be used on existing neuron tracing algorithms to boost their ability to handle not just big, but enormous sets of data. The wrapper is called UltraTracer.

(via WSJ)

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