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METHODS in Neuroscience |
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| OVERVIEW We developed a small group of web pages that review some methods/techniques commonly used in neuroscience research. Nearly all of these videos and photos were taken during the 2001 Neurobiology Course at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachussets, USA. Please note these pages are not intended to teach every aspect of a method or technique. We hope these pages will help you become familiar with various techniques so you can better understand, and visualize the techniques as you read the literature and think about possible new directions for your own research. If you do want to learn more about the techniques demonstrated here, consider applying to one of IBRO's neuroscience schools. MBL has been designated a North American IBRO neuroscience school, and as such, applications from IBRO members and friends are encouraged. Please note that acceptance into MBL neuroscience courses is extremely competitive. However, successful applicants who are designated "IBRO fellows" will be eligible for substantial financial support. Click HERE for more information, and/or visit the IBRO website and contact your IBRO regional committee chair for assistance. |
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