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Open Ephys Jun 27, 2024

What a great first day at #FENS2024! Come see the open source tools we make in action: our extracellular ephys acquisition board, the UCLA Miniscopes, our new ONIX multimodal system (for neuropixels probes!), the HARP behavior board, and more!

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Open Ephys Mar 25, 2024

We taught about this at the fantastic workshop organized by @ggatto of the CRC1451 in Cologne, with Sam Sober and Amanda Jacob.

Reach out if you want to give this technique a try!

Open Ephys Mar 25, 2024

Looking for a high-resolution readout of motor neuron activity to study fine details of behavior?

Check out what you can do with CAMBER #myomatrix arrays and our Acquisition Board in this blog post.

https://open-ephys.org/blog/2024/3/22/emg-recordings-with-our-acquisition-board

Looking at single motor units during behavior with our Acquisition Board — Open Ephys

We just wrapped another fantastic workshop, this time about using high-resolution EMG recordings to untangle single motor unit contributions to behavior! The workshop was focused around the new high-density muscle electrode arrays called myomatrix , and it turns out these are really easy to use wit

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Open Ephys Nov 16, 2023

3/3 And, yes, our swag came with a datasheet 🤓. Already looking forward to next year's art project...

Open Ephys Nov 16, 2023

2/3 It has an analog, 2 transistor, chaotic attractor that drives an LED.

Open Ephys Nov 16, 2023

1/3 In case you missed the Open Ephys SfN booth this year, here are the designs for our Blinkenbrain chaotic key chain swag: https://github.com/open-ephys/blinkenbrain
It's a smooth-brained, analog, chaotic (in the formal sense) blinky!

GitHub - open-ephys/blinkenbrain: Mouse brain pendant with chaotic tendencies

Mouse brain pendant with chaotic tendencies. Contribute to open-ephys/blinkenbrain development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Open Ephys Sep 12, 2023

@andyalexander End of october. We will post when the store goes live.

Open Ephys Sep 5, 2023

This is all built on an open hardware standard and API (https://open-ephys.github.io/ONI/) that is flexible enough to work, even simultaneously, with passive electrodes, Neuropixels, or Miniscopes, and whatever other sensors, actuators, or software you might want use. (3/3)

Home — ONI

Open Ephys Sep 5, 2023

This system by
@openephys, Jon Newman, Jack Zhang, Aarón Cuevas-López, Jakob Voigts et al. uses an extremely thin tether that streams a ton of data but keeps behavior intact. Through a lot of engineering it also provides sub-ms closed-loop latencies, 3D-tracking and more. (2/3)

Open Ephys Sep 5, 2023

It's an unspoken fact that freely moving lab mice are not really freely moving. We came up with a method to change this. See the preprint: https://biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.08.30.554672v1 (1/3)