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MIT Neurotech: From Neuron Signals to Behavior [Microelectrodes]

Explore MIT Neurotech at http://neurotech.eyewire.org How does the activity of neurons result in behavior and our ability to make decisions? Discover how microelectrodes are revealing the secrets of learning and memory in part 2 of MIT Neurotech featuring MIT Professor Matt Wilson. Questions? Contact mitneurotech at mit dot edu. We graciously thank the following researchers and videographers for creating beautiful footage used in this video: (in order of appearance): Thumbnail image and intro credits clip: Hippocampal neuron in 3D by David Edelman (Green = cytoskeleton; red = synapses; blue = nucleus):    • Hippocampal Neuron in 3D rotation   ASIMO Robot interaction by Auto Express:    • Honda's Asimo: the penalty-taking, bar-ten...   Matt Wilson Lab: http://www.mit.edu/org/w/wilsonlab/ Simulation of cortical neurons propagating spiking and propagating by Cajal Blue Brain Project    • The Cortical Column   Models of neurons by Cajal Blue Brain:    • The Cortical Column   Firing neurons animation by Leonard Bosgraaf of Molecular Shots in Groningen, The Netherlands:    • Firing Neurons | Cell Dance 2010, Public O...   Recording of hippocampal slice via microelectrodes by Franco Ortiz and Rafael Gutiérrez at the NETS3 Laboratory of the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT, Genova):    • Recording of rat hippocampal slice with Hi...   Epic eagle flight in Chamonix by Les Aigles du Léman filmed with GoPro:    • Flying eagle point of view #1   REM measurement during sleep:    • REM Behavior Disorder During Sleep Study   Film and Video by Luke Hollyer Music by Julian Samal MIT Neurotech Logo by Beth Almeida Animation by Brad Paivia Produced by Maxine Jonas, Claire O’Connell and Amy Robinson MIT Neurotech is a series based on a class created by Alan Jasanoff, Ed Boyden and Maxine Jonas at MIT's Center for Neurobiological Engineering (http://web.mit.edu/cnbe/). This EdX experiment is supported by MITx (https://www.edx.org/school/mitx/allco.... Media created by EyeWire (http://eyewire.org/).