Open Source tools for Neuroscience
Welcome to the Sussex Neuroscience Repository for Open Science tools!
Interests
- Open Science
- Open Source Hardware
- Open Source Software
- Citizen Science
Welcome to the Sussex Neuroscience Repository for Open Science tools!
Worn out belt replacement
A current source to drive an Electrically tunable lens
System to synchronise behavioural systems from Med-associates with ephys/2-photon systems that use National instruments DAQ
an online repository for trained models using Eventer
A system to track zebrafish behaviour with multiple cameras
System to log lux, temperature, and humidity while being able to send emails and trigger warnings when any of the three variables goes out of range
A fast, time precise, open source system to deliver odours
An online training series teaching best practices for open source hardware development
An open source circuit to modulate laser intensity in a 2 Photon microscope.
A 3D printed goggle to be used with google cardboard framework
Simple printed replacement for an acrylic part
A curated repository for open source projects related to neurosciences
A simple circuit to combine voltage signals coming from different PMTs
Responding to COVID-19, we’ve built 120 face shields for the local hospital
A system to measure fast light transients
An OpenSource LED stimulator for visual and optogenetics stimulation in combination with 2-photon recording
An arbitrary-spectrum spatial visual stimulator for vision research
An open hardware pressure ejection system for reliably delivering picolitre volumes.
A low-cost hyperspectral scanner for natural imaging above and under water
A hardware implementation of the Izhikevich model of a spiking neuron
Developed for Dr. Eravci at the Mass Spectrometry unit, this 3D printed adapter is used to hold polyamide tubes in a pipette puller.
An add on to extend functionality of Med Associates behavioural system
A voltage amplifier compatible with Arduino Due
A system to calibrate electrodes used in Voltammetry experiments