OSHGroup #042: Open Ephys – Open Source Hardware and Neuroscience collide

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This weeks show is a talk with 2 neuroscientists, Josh and Jakob [from MIT] who are developing Open Source Hardware Electrophysiology recording equipment.

The goal they have is not so much for other labs to use their designs, but for the neuroscience community to begin to embrace Open Source Hardware solutions.

This is a phenomenally interesting if you enjoy science or not – enjoy!

Show Links:

http://open-ephys.org/

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  1. Open Ephys – Open Hardware in Neuro-Science | Open It Agency on December 2, 2014 at 1:34 pm

    […] came across this project by listening to the Open Source Hardware Group podcast episode number 42 and it got me really exited. Here are some scientists embracing the growing open science movement […]

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