Developed by Jason E. Osborne, Neurobiological Instrument and Systems Designer, and Joshua T. Dudman, Janelia Farm Group Leader at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, RIVETS is an open-source mechanical system for in vivo and in vitro electrophysiology and imaging in...
In vivo electrophysiology experiments are widely used in neuroscience to investigate brain activity, yet setups can be expensive with multiple subjects. Eyal Kimchi and colleagues developed OpBox, an open-source in-vivo electrophysiology hardware and software package....
Software engineers Davide Ciliberti and Fabian Kloosterman meticulously report on their new open-source software, Falcon, in the paper “Falcon: a highly flexible open-source software for closed-loop neuroscience”, published in the Journal of Neural Engineering....
One of the keys to understanding neural correlates of behavior is to understand neural coordinates that we study with various probes. Traditional paper atlases have served as a key tool for researchers both mapping plans for experiments and assessing the histological...
The ability to integrate multiple physiological signals and behavioral measures is necessary for understanding the complexity of the brain and behavior. Methods to record and sync data streams in experiments can be complicated, time consuming, and commercial options...
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