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Harvard University

Development of an Automated High-Throughput Animal Training Platform

Tuesday, November 17 11:30 am EST
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Training animal subjects to perform tasks for neural circuity research can be time-consuming, labor and resource intensive, and prone to human bias and error. We developed a computerized system to standardize and automate animal training. The system uses Teensy microcontrollers, RaspberryPis, PiCameras, and open-source software. Our approach produces comparable learning rates to traditional training methods at minimal cost.

Harvard University
Faculty of Arts & Sciences Research Computing (FASRC)
Sarah Leinicke
Senior Software Engineer
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