WORKSHOPS
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There are currently no scheduled workshops. Please check back soon!
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Hands-on Experience with the Experts
Our workshops include a mix of project demos, hands-on activities, and challenging problem-solving sessions. By the end of Day One, attendees will be running their own closed-loop experiments through Synapse with TDT’s Lab Rat system directly from their own laptops.
With the portability of the Lab Rat and Synapse, teaching neuroscience experiment design and signal processing techniques in Synapse is a fully immersive experience.
Whether new users or seasoned veterans, all workshop attendees will benefit from sessions with TDT engineers and experts. Discover how to get the most out of your neurophysiology system.
Through this workshop, you will learn advanced Synapse techniques to fully utilize TDT’s powerful S3 hardware. Join TDT Founder and President, Tim Tucker, along with TDT Synapse developers as they instruct you on the more intricate capabilities of Synapse. Learn first-hand how Synapse streamlines your data collection.
Within the Synapse platform, users can record, stimulate, process, and store data, all in real-time. User-friendly Gizmos encode complex neurophysiology processing tasks into a single drag-and drop user interface. The TDT design allows for easy incorporation of fiber photometry, behavioral setups, auditory responses, and more. By the end of this workshop, attendees will know how to set up a project and integrate complex experimental parameters in Synapse. We look forward to showing you how Synapse Makes it Easy.
“There’s a great team working at TDT, and the Synapse workshop was a very well spent couple of days.”
-Dr. Neil Ingham, King’s College London
“I am very high on the ease of adoption and the flexibility of Synapse.”
-Dr. Ramnarayan Ramachandran, Vanderbilt University
“My impression is that Synapse is TDT’s successful attempt at striking a balance between ‘plug‐n‐play’ neurophysiology and the power of the legacy components under its ‘hood’.
Neuroscientists are no longer required to learn TDT’s graphical programming language (or script in third-party software) to design complex, closed‐loop paradigms; many experimental designs can be implemented with the growing list of ‘gizmos’ provided in the program. Should the need arise to do something not supported, you can drop into RPvdsEx to design your own custom ‘gizmo’ and load it into Synapse. I look forward to seeing how future versions of Synapse evolve as the community of TDT users help shape its evolution.”
-Brian Harvey, Biogen Idec
Grad Students, Post-docs, and Investigators of all levels who want to learn best practices for using their TDT system.