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If you missed our awesome webinars... CATCH-UP HERE, as leading experts discuss a range of neuro-techniques and best practices for our silicon neural probes in a variety of experimental settings and species from in vitro to head-fixed to free-behaving. tinyurl.com/y42olu3s
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Join us on June 16th to get the inside-track on open-source precision random-access laser-scanning light delivery to distributed cortical brain areas with the talented Michael Lohse @LohseNeuro @TFlogel @SWC_Neuro
Register here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0w2-y10
Join us on June 16th to get the inside-track on open-source precision random-access laser-scanning light delivery to distributed cortical brain areas with the talented Michael Lohse @LohseNeuro @TFlogel @SWC_Neuro
Register here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0w2-y10
Happening tomorrow (Tuesday)... too good to miss!
Don't miss out on this exciting webinar detailing methods for studying theta oscillations and corticohippocampal function using Pten genetic knockout mice, as a model for autism spectrum disorder and epilepsy eu1.hubs.ly/H0t_QSS0
Don't miss out on this exciting webinar detailing methods for studying theta oscillations and corticohippocampal function using Pten genetic knockout mice, as a model for autism spectrum disorder and epilepsy eu1.hubs.ly/H0t_QSS0
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Join us with the super-talented Ellery Jones for a tour-de-force methods-focussed webinar on how she developed prism googles that mice can wear, (yes MICE!) as dissect the electrophysiological neural underpinnings of visual adaptation. Grab your spot now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0tJQqJ0
Join us with the super-talented Ellery Jones for a tour-de-force methods-focussed webinar on how she developed prism googles that mice can wear, (yes MICE!) as dissect the electrophysiological neural underpinnings of visual adaptation. Grab your spot now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0tJQqJ0
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Join us on March 12th to get the inside-track on how to perform dual-site MiniScope calcium recordings in freely-behaving rats - you won't want to miss this one! #miniscope Grab your spot here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0sqJRd0
Join us on March 12th to get the inside-track on how to perform dual-site MiniScope calcium recordings in freely-behaving rats - you won't want to miss this one! #miniscope Grab your spot here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0sqJRd0
Join us on March 5th for a deep-dive webinar of a novel platform (MouseWalk) built to enable head-fixed locomotion in mice undergoing multi-modal studies with electrophysiology, 2-photon imaging and focussed ultrasound.
Grab your spot now ➡️ tinyurl.com/y8epsuav
Join us on March 5th for a deep-dive webinar of a novel platform (MouseWalk) built to enable head-fixed locomotion in mice undergoing multi-modal studies with electrophysiology, 2-photon imaging and focussed ultrasound.
Grab your spot now ➡️ tinyurl.com/y8epsuav
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Today, Michael Zabolocki, postdoc from the @Knoblich_lab will speak at @CambNeuroTech's Neural Probe Techniques Webinars. Michael, whose project recently got funded by @MSCActions, will discuss electrophysiological characterization of human brain organoids.
Join us on Jun 11th for a tour de force deep-dive on electrophysiological characterisation of human brain organoids with Michael Zabolocki @IMBA_Vienna - @organoidscience. Grab your spot now ⏬neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
TOMORROW...
Join us on Jun 11th for a tour de force deep-dive on electrophysiological characterisation of human brain organoids with Michael Zabolocki @IMBA_Vienna - @organoidscience. Grab your spot now ⏬neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
Join us on Jun 11th for a tour de force deep-dive on electrophysiological characterisation of human brain organoids with Michael Zabolocki @IMBA_Vienna - @organoidscience. Grab your spot now ⏬neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
TOMORROW ⬇️ - Discover how to combine optical imaging methods with electrophysiology... neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
Join us on Apr 30th with @cloois for a super cool webinar on combining electrophysiology with diverse optical methods such as wide-field or 2-photon imaging, fiber photometry, and optogenetic perturbations in awake, behaving mice. Grab your spot here: neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
Join us on Apr 30th with @cloois for a super cool webinar on combining electrophysiology with diverse optical methods such as wide-field or 2-photon imaging, fiber photometry, and optogenetic perturbations in awake, behaving mice. Grab your spot here: neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
TOMORROW ⬇️- join us to discover how to use optical stimulation to selectively manipulate neuronal plasticity during real-time learning. This is super-cool!
If you're interested in the plasticity mechanisms at play during premotor cortical learning of lick-timing then you'll love this! Join us with the talented @ShouvikMajumd11 from the Inagaki lab at @MPFNeuro Register here: neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
If you're interested in the plasticity mechanisms at play during premotor cortical learning of lick-timing then you'll love this! Join us with the talented @ShouvikMajumd11 from the Inagaki lab at @MPFNeuro Register here: neurons.cambridgeneurotech.c…
This is a super exciting step forward for human assembloids - stunning work from @Sergiu_P_Pasca Lab - they even used 4 of our silicon neural probes at the same time to measure synchronous activity across all 4 #organoids segments! cambridgeneurotech.com/neura…
Today we are sharing our most complex #assembloid to date: a 4-part model of the human ascending neural somatosensory pathway generated by functionally integrating stem cell-derived cerebral cortical, thalamic, spinal and sensory #organoids.
Check out the @biorxivpreprint and a short video of activity as these parts self-assemble
Work led by the multi-talented Ji-il Kim & Kent Imaizumi
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Twitter neuro-friends - are you planning to go the FENS 2024 meeting in Vienna this year?
42%Yep, I'm going
54%Nope, not going
4%Undecided
26 votes • Final results Cambridge NeuroTech retweeted
Definitely check out Chris Jernigan’s talk tomorrow!! You can learn about some amazing wasp neuroscience @PlasticPercep #wasplove 🐝
Join us TOMORROW for what promises to be an excellent talk on the electrophysiology of face-cell analogs in wasps, with the talented @PlasticPercep (Chris Jernigan) from Mike Sheehan's @IDsignals lab at Cornell. Grab your spot here: eu1.hubs.ly/H07ds9T0
