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The crow as an animal model for neuroscience
Close to my apartment in the outskirts of Basel, green fields and some small woods lie basically in front of my house door. This is also where some flocks of crows gather around, partly searching the fields for food, partly … Continue reading
Posted in electrophysiology, Imaging, Neuronal activity, Uncategorized
Tagged consciousness, electrophysiology, zebrafish
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Spike detection competition
The main drawback of functional calcium imaging is its slow dynamics. This is not only due to limited frame rates, but also due to calcium dynamics, which are a slow transient readout of fast spiking activity. A perfect algorithm would infer the … Continue reading
Posted in Calcium Imaging, Data analysis, machine learning
Tagged Data analysis, machine learning, Matlab
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Matlab code for control of a resonant scanning microscope
For control of resonant scanning 2P microscopes, my host lab uses a software that I have written in Matlab. Due to some coincidences, the software is based on Scanimage 4.2, a version developed few years ago for an interface with a Thorlabs scope and Thorlabs … Continue reading
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