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...
CLARA, a Closed-Loop Automated Reaching Apparatus is a system developed by Spencer Bowles, W. Ryan Williamson and colleagues from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. CLARA automatically acquires data for the study of motor behaviors. It features a...
The use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in conjunction with local electrical microstimulation (EM) is a powerful tool for investigating brain network connectivity. This method requires MRI compatible devices that can precisely position electrodes...
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