– 8 Future Developments Likely to Increase the Value of Wide-Field Mesoscopes in Neuroscience Research In our previous blog post, we explored recent studies where wide-field imaging played a crucial role. In this post, we shift our focus toward some of the most promising advancements in wide-field macroscope (or “mesoscope”) technology that are poised to […]
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APPROACHES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN NEUROSCIENTIFIC RESEARCH USING WIDE-FIELD IMAGING In recent years, technological advancements and access to wide-field (“mesoscopic” or “macroscopic”) imaging technology have significantly transformed our understanding of brain function. Referring to the significance of data acquisition at this scale, Angela Nietz and her collaborators wrote (in their 2022 Biology review paper Wide-Field Calcium
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Philosophical Foundation: Open-Source Hardware Approach Philosophical Foundation: The NeuroGig OSH Open-Source Hardware Approach At NeuroGig OSH, we champion an open-source hardware philosophy to unlock broader access and drive the adoption of open-source hardware (OSH) technology across the neuroscience community. Traditionally, only labs with a certain set of financial, infrastructure and skills resources could develop OSH
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NeuroGig is committed to developing and distributing open-source hardware (OSH) for the neuroscience community. But why is OSH important? And what do we at NeuroGig contribute? Open-Source Instruments from NeuroGig What Else Should We Build? Frequently Asked Questions about Open-Source Hardware in Neuroscience Q: What are the influences that’s made OSH development trendy? A series
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Open-Source Faraday Cage – Materials Calculator Struggling with Electrical Noise? Read “The Hunt for Electrical Noise” – Our 3-Part Blog Post Watch the video below, and download the Faraday Cage BOM calculator and Completed Panel Assembly Manual in order to build a Faraday cage for your patch-clamp electrophysiology rig. Feel free to contact us for
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Final part of the 3-part series – theory and practice
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Your primary weapons for sorting the noise are repositioning, swapping or shielding
cables and equipment.
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This post is intended to be both handy as a trouble-shooting resource, and also as a primer for patch-clampers setting up new rigs.
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Launching the Neuroscience Currency The NeuroGiga Seal™ is the newly-launched NeuroGig “currency”. Its purpose is to to support value-exchange in the neuroscience hardware community, with its value is linked to that of the Pound Sterling or US Dollar – so one NeuroGiga Seal™ equals one GBP or USD (depending on its terms). NeuroGiga Seals™ can
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