Cleaning your touchscreens can improve the longevity of your touchscreen equipment, eliminate potential odours which may impact rodent behaviour, and will enhance the overall quality of your research! The Howland lab has kindly provided us with a rat touchscreen cleaning SOP. Check it out here!...
https://touchscreencognition.org/sops/ The Howland lab has kindly provided the touchscreen community with our first rat SOP: TUNL! Go check it out! ...
This week, Dan Palmer, gave a brilliant workshop (soon to be posted under Training Videos) on touchscreen troubleshooting. He has generously given us all access to his slides. You can find the pdf under SOPs....
PubScreen is a web-based platform that holds the key research output of Touchscreen-based publications, with free and permanent access for researchers across the globe to use. It enables users to add their publications easily and smartly using the digital object identifier (DOI). Once such information...
We studied how mice use eye and head movement during visual behaviour. Tracking of eyes and head in freely moving and head-fixed mice reveals two types of eye-head coupling. Eye/head tilt coupling aligns the gaze to the horizontal plane. Rotational eye/head coupling produces a “saccade...
h3 { padding-top: 30px !important; } ul.wall { list-style-position: outside !important; margin-left: 60px !important; } The current crisis we are in has only increased the importance of alternative modes of communication and collaboration. The TouchscreenCognition.org team recognizes the unique needs arising from our collective...
Want to organize and visualize your data with a few clicks of a button? Want to compare mice from different facilities, strains, sex and ages on the same task? Why not add your data to our rodent touchscreen repository, MouseBytes.ca? You can now add your rCPT...
This video goes through the steps involved to check that the IR beams of the touchscreen systems are functioning properly and ways to resolve issues if they are not. https://touchscreencognition.org/training-videos/...
In this training video found in our "Getting Started" series, we describe the steps needed to extract your data from ABETII into XML files. XML files can be used to upload your data into the first ever rodent touchscreen data repository, MouseBytes.ca https://touchscreencognition.org/training-videos/...
New training video available to help users extract their data from ABETII into CSV files that can then be opened using excel or other analysis software. https://touchscreencognition.org/training-videos/...