Airdate: Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Season: 4 Episode: 12
Guests: Dan Sanes, Melissa Caras, Bradley Barth
In this episode of Expert Answers, Melissa Caras, Dan Sanes & Bradley Barth discuss and respond to questions regarding technological advancements and novel application of head-mounted and implantable, wireless sensors for neural recording and stimulation in freely moving animals.
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Associated Webinar: Wireless Recording and Stimulation Technologies for in vivo Electrophysiology in Conscious, Freely Behaving Rodents
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