Last, but absolutely not least, I want to thank everyone who collaborated on the publication and helped get it over the finish line, especially the group of Alex Groh. This was a team effort and I am so proud of the result we achieved!
I also want to thank the great projects we depend on, like @kde, #FFmpeg, Eclipse #Iceoryx, OpenCV, MicroPython and so many more! Kudos to hardware vendors with open libraries for their devices, and especially efforts like #Miniscope and #OpenEphys! You rock! 6/x
Do I know anyone using the #NeuroMouse version of the #ShuttleDrive?
(Small, 32 (or 16?) tetrodes version)
If so can you tell me what you think in terms of stability, recording quality etc?
https://open-ephys.org/shuttledrive
Edit: still looking for labs using this in 2025!
I think it’s been around for a while but here’s a great primer / tutorial on #Electrophysiology techniques and basic notions, from #OpenEphys:
https://oe-ephys-course.readthedocs.io/en/latest/EEA/theoryday1.html
Matthias Klumpp
El Duvelle Neuro