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Intro to SigmaPlot

For those with experience in Microsoft Excel, SigmaPlot will be a fairly intuitive program to use. Still, the program does present some ch...
Microsoft Excel Basics for Data Analysis:

First and foremost, it should be said that the current tutorial is meant to provide instructions that allow an individual to conduct basic d...
Correcting for Familywise Error

When conducting a group of statistical comparisons, it is important to understand the concept of familywise error or the 'familywise err...
Acoustics: Stimulus Presentation in the rat

There are a number of things to consider when presenting auditory stimuli to laboratory animals. One thing that we must not forget is that a...
Common Excel Functions, Tips, and HotKeys

Common Functions for Microsoft Excel : MATH FUNCTIONS: =SUM( Number 1,Number 2,…Number N) Computes the sum of a group of numbers =COUNT(Va...
Microsoft Excel: Advanced Techniques for Data analysis

Many of the techniques to be discussed in the following lesson need to be practiced in order to be fully understood. Still, realizing that ...
How to Shape Behavior

In behavioral experiments, training animals to reliably perform the task is crucial to the success of the task. Still, finding ways to produ...
Basics of Immunohistochemistry

Immunohistochemistry is the process of detecting and visualizing antigens using antibodies. In principle, antibodies can be raised against a...
Perfusion/Fixation

A video on how to perform a perfusion by Gage et al. (2012) This is a well conceived video on perfusion. It is important to note that the ap...
Techniques in Neuroscience

For those interested in a crash course in neuroscience techniques, I would highly recommend the book entitled Guide to Research Techniques ...

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Saturday, July 2, 2011

Intro to Matlab

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