Welcome to the Insect Electrophysiology Laboratory!
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NROS 415: Electrophysiology Laboratory
Electrical Recordings from Tiny Brains
A Project of the Higgins Laboratory 
Electrical Recordings from Tiny Brains
A Project of the Higgins Laboratory
A Project of the Higgins Laboratory
DISCOVER THE BRAIN
Learn electronics and neuroscience,
chemistry and physics
Learn electronics and neuroscience,
chemistry and physics
LIVING BRAINS
Can you tell brain from muscle?
Can you tell brain from muscle?
HANDS ON
The best way to learn
The best way to learn
LEARN TO BE A NEUROSURGEON
Are your hands steady enough?
Are your hands steady enough?
REAL LABORATORY EXPERIENCE
How many undergraduates get to do this?
How many undergraduates get to do this?
TECHNOLOGY
Picoscope, Matlab, oscilloscopes, electrodes
Picoscope, Matlab, oscilloscopes, electrodes
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This website is meant both for students in the teaching lab, and for others interested in the class, including instructors looking to create a similar class.
The latest thing
Mind-controlled quadrotor
How's this for an NROS 415 project?We would like to thank our sponsors:
Funding from the Mathworks made this lab possible!
Special thanks
to
Professor Rick Levine
and
Professor Lynne Oland
for the loan of equipment that made this lab complete.
Lab Location
The Lab is located in the Gould Simpson building, Room 404, on the University of Arizona campus.
To contact us, please email:
nros415@gmail.com
Copyright 2012 The University of Arizona
