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There a number of websites providing neuroscience information of use to psychologists. These include:

• BrainInfo is a website that identifies brain structures and provides different kinds of information about each structure. It consists of three basic knowledge bases: which includes
  • NeuroNames, which provides the index to brain structures and narrative information about them.
  • Brain Template Atlas, which shows the structures that are found in the primate brain.
  • NeuroMaps, a set of over 200 overlays that show the location of different kinds of information that have been mapped to the standard background template maps of the Atlas.

• Digital Anatomist (University of Washington);
• LONI (UCLA) which offers a 3-D reconstruction of human cortex; the
• Whole Brain Atlas (Harvard)
• SenseLab/Yale) a site describing the cells in specific structures
• Mouse Brain Library (University of Tennessee)
• Areas of Cortex Involved in Language (University of Washington).
• Brain Architecture Management System (BAMS, USC, Los Angeles)
• Brain Atlas Project (Center for Neuroscience, UC Davis
• Van Essen Lab (Washington University, St. Louis)
• Medical Neuroscience website (Loyola University, Chicago).