NeuroLight Webinar Series
Newsletter from June 23rd 2020, announcing Plexon and NeuroLight Technologies 5 part webinar series, starting July 8 – August 5.
| Simultaneous recording and local optogenetic stimulation using the NeuroLight optoelectrode No images? Click here  “Plexon is excited to announce our upcoming webinar series focused on the NeuroLight Optogenetic microLED Probe, an electrode capable of optogenetic-control of local neural circuits in awake, behaving animals, and simultaneous electrophysiology recording. The 5-part series will include webinars on the evolution and design of the microLED Probe, surgical methods for acute and chronic implantation and recording, and discussions from researchers about how they have used this technology. Please join us for this webinar series to learn more about the microLED Probe from NeuroLight and Plexon.” – Andrew Klein; Vice President, Sales and Support  NeuroLight Webinar SeriesHigh-Density μLED Optoelectrodes for Local Circuit MappingJuly 8th, 2020 1pm CTIn this webinar, we will review the evolution of Michigan neural probe technologies toward scaling up the number of recording sites and enabling precise neuromodulation by optogenetic stimulation…  Eusik Yoon, Professor; University of Michigan How to Use μLED Optoelectrodes? Surgery, Data Collection and μLED ControlJuly 15th, 2020 1pm CTIn this webinar, we will cover the following topics: preparing μLED probes for acute and chronic recordings, attaching μLED probes to recoverable microdrives…  Mihály Vöröslakos; New York University Functional Microdissection of a Hippocampal Circuit with High-Density OptrodesJuly 22nd, 2020 1pm CTHippocampal cells fire selectively in time and space to represent associations between events. Part of this capability emerges from the interaction between different cell types across hippocampo-cortical subcircuits…  Liset M de la Prida; Instituto Cajal CSIC Microcircuit Interrogation with Neuron-scale OptogeneticsJuly 29th, 2020 1pm CTSynaptic communication in neuronal microcircuits underlies information processing within and between brain areas…  Dan English, Assistant Professor; Virginia Tech Preexisting Hippocampal Network Dynamics Constrain Optogenetically Induced Place FieldsAugust 5th, 2020 1pm CTNeuronal circuits face a fundamental tension between maintaining existing structure and changing to accommodate new information…  Sam Mckenzie, Assistant Professor; University of New Mexico
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