#ExpertAnswers: Michael Long and Kari Hoffman on Electrophysiology
Airdate: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 Season: 9 Episode: 27
Guests: Michael Long, Kari Hoffman
This episode of #ExpertAnswers features Michael Long and Kari Hoffman. Michael is a Professor in the Neuroscience Institute at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, and Kari is an Associate Professor in the Psychological Sciences at Vanderbilt University. They recently presented their work investigating the neural mechanisms of learning, memory, and behavior using high-density silicon probes from Diagnostic Biochips in small and large animals.
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Associated Webinar: Using High-Density Electrophysiological Recordings to Investigate Neural Mechanisms in Small and Large Animals
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Join Drs. Michael Long and Kari Hoffman as they present their work investigating the neural mechanisms of learning, memory, and behavior using high-density silicon probes in small and large animals.