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Topic: Neuroscience research

Seminar
2 seminars
Seminar · Open Source

The Open-Source UCLA Miniscope Project

Daniel Aharoni · University of California, Los Angeles

Wed, Oct 27, 2021 · 07:00 UTC

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

Seminar · Open Source

A discussion on the necessity for Open Source Hardware in neuroscience research

Andre Maia Chagas · University of Sussex

Mon, Mar 29, 2021 · 14:00 UTC

Research tools are paramount for scientific development, they enable researchers to observe and manipulate natural phenomena, learn their principles, make predictions and develop new technologies, treatments and improve living standards. Due to their costs and the geographical distribution of manufacturing companies access to them is not widely available, hindering the pace of research, the ability of many communities to contribute to science and education and reap its benefits. One possible solution for this issue is to create research tools under the open source ethos, where all documentati

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