Brain Softcover - Dot Grid
Here's a notebook that's as smart as you! Keep track of your brainy ideas, take beautiful notes in psychology class, or start a bullet journal to organize your thoughts. This Brain Anatomy Softcover notebook will make itself at home on your desk or in your backpack, everywhere you go. Use this softcover notebook to sketch a neuron, memorize the process of Long Term Potentiation, take notes on Sigmund Freud, or gift it to a peer. The gray (matter) design on this notebook features vintage sketches of neurons, optic pathways, and the various fissures and gyri of the brain.
| Dimensions | 6.75" x 9" |
| Page Count | 112 pages (56 sheets) |
| Paper Type | 5mm Dot Grid |
| Paper Weight | 81 gsm |
| Binding | Lay-Flat Softcover |
| Paper Composition | 100% recycled |
| Printing | Soy-based ink |
The Experiment series is built with high-quality 100% recycled paper and printed with soy inks, leaving a light footprint. Be inspired to ask the right questions, connect the dots (even when they’re really far apart), and keep pushing humanity forward, so that tomorrow is always brighter than today.
The perfect gift for your lab partner. The perfect necessity for your work.
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United StatesLove this and it's design is divine.
United StatesBought this notebook as a gift, and I was really impressed with the packaging, and the product. The notebook itself feels like great quality, and it has such a unique design.
United StatesThe paper is incredible, almost nothing bleeds through, including watercolor somehow.
United StatesBest bujo for a cognitive psychologist.
United StatesI love these journals. By far my favorite. This brain design is stellar
I buy this as a gift, I love that is light and simple. It has many detail small drawings related to general science and research. I recommend to cover it using contact paper because the soft version is more fragile.