Open Science
We are committed to open, reproducible science. Below are tools, hardware designs, and software developed in the lab and shared freely with the community.
A hemispherical apparatus to deliver simultaneous auditory and visual stimuli to head-fixed rodents.
A behavioural setup in which mice pursue targets displayed on a touchscreen to obtain a reward.
Sequential Predictive Autoencoder for the Representation of spiKing Signals. A biologically-inspired AI model designed to analyse complex neural population data.
A compact, affordable photodetector for synchronisation of visual stimulus presentation during behavioural experiments in neuroscience.
A miniaturised camera system for tracking eye movements in freely behaving or head-fixed rodents.
A head-fixation frame for quantifying neck muscle forces, providing precise behavioural readouts during neurophysiology or imaging experiments.