As July is wrapping up, here’s a look at what’s happening at NeuroNexus:
NeuroNexus Radiens Software Tutorials: Multiple Monitor View
We’re launching a new video series to help you get the most out of Radiens. In each tutorial, we’ll walk through key features, tips, and workflows to accelerate your analysis.
This video demonstrates how to view the same data in different ways using separate Monitor tabs, for example viewing spikes and LFPs simultaneously. Click here or click the thumbnail below to watch.
Check out some of these publications featuring NeuroNexus products!
Nicolas Michalski, corresponding author
Using NeuroNexus laminar probes, researchers recorded brain activity in Otogl mutant mice and identified a breakdown in how low-SR neurons process loud sounds. Read more
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Annabelle C. Singer, corresponding author
The team used NeuroNexus Poly5 two-shank 64-channel silicone probes and matching 64-channel optoelectrodes, enabling high-density recording and optogenetic control of hippocampal ensembles during learning tasks. Read more
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Andrew Shoffstall, corresponding author – preprint
Using a NeuroNexus 16-channel single-shank intracortical microelectrode researchers demonstrated that dexamethasone-loaded nanoparticles significantly reduced inflammation, repaired the blood-brain barrier, and preserved neuron health, improving neural recording quality crucial for brain-machine interfaces. Read more
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Looking for the right probe or configuration for your next experiment? Bioz makes it easy to explore how other scientists are using NeuroNexus arrays, systems, and software in real-world research. Explore Bioz here