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| Prep. #8: the first yoked control |
| The yoked control in operant conditioning 'yokes' one animal to another in terms of stimuli received. In my attempts to establish operant learning in isolated leech ganglia, if one preparation received a given number of ...[more] |
| leech operant nervous system neuroscience learning decision-making |
| Posted on Friday 10 September 2010 - 01:25:29 |
| Prep. #9: another yoked control following the trend |
| Somehow, I didn't really manage to adjust the posterior stimulation properly in this 9th preparation in my attempts to establish operant learning in isolated leech ganglia, it generated a swim/crawl ratio of 9-1. Don't k...[more] |
| leech operant nervous system neuroscience learning decision-making |
| Posted on Tuesday 14 September 2010 - 02:12:52 |
| Prep. #10: the most boring control of them all - usually |
| Obviously, when you just observe the experiment and don't do anything to it at all, that's the most boring experiment one can think of. Nothing happens, in my special case of attempting to establish operant learning in ...[more] |
| leech operant nervous system neuroscience learning decision-making |
| Posted on Wednesday 15 September 2010 - 02:36:31 |
| ICN2010: Neuroeconomics and decision in small neuronal circuits |
| What is it with scientific conferences and horrible WiFi connectivity? Either they don't have any connectivity at all, or only in the hallways between the lecture rooms where the science is actually happening, or the acc...[more] |
| decision making macaques ICN2010 leech kristan pleurobranchia aplysia |
| Posted on Tuesday 03 August 2010 - 21:12:24 |
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