The Open-Source UCLA Miniscope Project
Open Source seminar by Daniel Aharoni, University of California, Los Angeles
Hosted by Open Source Neuro
Wednesday 04:00–05:10 Buenos Aires (GMT-3)
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Abstract
The Miniscope Project -- an open-source collaborative effort—was created to accelerate innovation of miniature microscope technology and to increase global access to this technology. Currently, we are working on advancements ranging from optogenetic stimulation and wire-free operation to simultaneous optical and electrophysiological recording. Using these systems, we have uncovered mechanisms underlying temporal memory linking and investigated causes of cognitive deficits in temporal lobe epilepsy. Through innovation and optimization, this work aims to extend the reach of neuroscience research and create new avenues of scientific inquiry.
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