Giovanni Barbera and colleagues have created a versatile, 3D-printed, motorized commutator for neural recordings of small animals in vivo. Commutators are important components for managing the twisting of cables during in vivo neural recordings such as...
Several popular methods for pose estimation have emerged in recent years. DeepLabCut and LEAP are popular tools for tracking actions of individual animals. The projects are well documented and numerous tutorials exist that make it easy for new users to learn and use...
Janet Wallace, program coordinator in the Sabatini and Datta labs at Harvard Medical School, has shared a new Two-Arm Bandit behavioral project, including the task protocol and corresponding build instructions, developed by Michael L. Wallace, Lynne...
Kasey Spry and colleagues have created capacitive sensing objects for accurate measurement of interaction time during object recognition tasks. Novel object recognition tasks are commonly used to study learning and memory in preclinical research. The most...
In 2013, Kenneth Leising and colleagues from the Department of Psychology at the Texas Christian University published a series of visual discrimination experiments with rats using iPads as a cost-effective alternative touchscreen tool to use for behavioral...
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