University College London -- 23-25 April 2018
 probes are poised to transform neurophysiology. They have close to 1,000 sites closely spaced on a 1 cm shank, and allow recordings of up to 500 neurons per electrode. They are scheduled to be available to the public at cost in mid 2018.Ìý
In preparation for this release, this practical course aimed to train students and postdocs, from a wide array of laboratories, to use the  probes and to spike sort using KilosortÌý²¹²Ô»å .Ìý
This course is funded by the Ìý²¹²Ô»å generously supported by the . Â
Organizers
Lecturers
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Teaching assistants
- Marius Bauza
- Maxime Beau
- Susu Chen
- George Dimitriadis
- Dimitar Kostadinov
- Stephen Lenzi
- Andre Marques-Smith
- Andrew Peters
- Sylvia Schroeder
Demo labs
Schedule
Day 1
- Science with large recordings
- Introduction to Neuropixels
- CMOS circuitry in Neuropixels
- Plan an experiment for the next day
Day 2
- Morning: Chronic experiment.
- Afternoon:Â Acute experiment.Ìý
Day 3
- Installing and using Ìý²¹²Ô»å  to spike sort
- Analyze the data acquired on Day 2
- Analyze ground-truth data
- Project presentations
Pictures
Some pictures from the last course are available .