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In Vivo Robotics, for Automatic. Recording of Neurons in the Live Brain. Read the autopatcher papers, etc. Welcome to the center for in-vivo neurorobotics! Here you can find the relevant papers, devices, parts lists, manuals, software, best practices, and partners, involved with the effort to advance the development and use of robots to analyze the living brain. This is a joint production between.

Welcome to the resource website for robotic, ultraprecise, automated craniotomies. Here you can find relevant papers, hardware descriptions, parts lists, manuals, software, and advice on automated craniotomies.

I like to climb things and look around. Where am I Now? As of Spring 2017 I live in San Francisco. The biking, conversations, and scent of Eucalyptus here are most wonderful! I currently work at the Internet Archive.

The Lieber group is focused broadly on science and technology at the nanoscale, harnessing the unique physical properties of novel nanomaterials to push scientific boundaries in biology and medicine. We are pushing the boundaries in design, synthesis, characterization and hierarchical assembly of nanoscale materials, with an emphasis on novel nanostructures and device arrays for use at the interface with biology and medicine.

An optogenetic technique for neuroscience that uses lasers to manipulate neurocircuits in moving animals. CoLBeRT is a new technique for neuroscience developed by the Samuel Lab. That allows researchers to commandeer the nervous system of a moving animal without wires or electrodes. The system has been used thus far on the microscopic nematode. See the recent articles about the CoLBeRT system in Science News.