Posts from London
derotation: a Python package for correcting motion artifacts in rotating multiphoton movies
- 01 July 2025
Passive or active rotation of the head (yaw) is an ethologically relevant movement for rodents, enabling them to orient their bodies, avoid obstacles, and locate food sources. In neuroscience, controlled head rotation is a key experimental paradigm for studying the vestibular system and its influence on sensory processing. Electrophysiological recordings have demonstrated the impact of such movements on neural activity in the visual cortex, as shown by Velez et al. (2018).

We are participating in Google Summer of Code 2025!
- 28 February 2025
Join us over the summer and contribute to open-source neuroscience tools

Managing neuroscience projects with datashuttle
- 07 May 2024
Create, validate and transfer standardised project folders

Data organisation with NeuroBlueprint
- 02 May 2024
The challenge of unstandardised data in systems neuroscience

Why and How to Translate Scientific code from MATLAB to Python: A Guide for Researchers
- 23 June 2023
Author: Laura Porta
