NeuroScope

NeuroScope is a highly advanced viewer specially designed to cater to electrophysiological and behavioral data. Users can easily view and display local field potentials (EEG), neuronal spikes, behavioral events, and the position of the animal in the environment, all with exceptional ease. Moreover, it also features some basic limited editing capabilities that can be performed with effortless ease.

NeuroScope is an integral part of a larger data analysis framework that also includes other utilities currently under development. Among these utilities, Klusters is a powerful and easy-to-use cluster cutting application that combines seamlessly with NeuroScope to deliver a comprehensive data analysis solution.

Developed by Lynn Hazan in G. Buzsáki's lab, CMBN, Rutgers Newark, USA, NeuroScope continues to be a benchmark software for electrophysiological and behavioral data analysis. The latest release of NeuroScope introduces some incredible new features, including the ability to display traces on a picture, use of floating number for specific parameters, and bug fixes to ensure the highest levels of reliability and stability.

Overall, NeuroScope is an exceptional software package that delivers excellent results for anyone looking to analyze electrophysiological and behavioral data effectively. With its robust and intuitive features, users can be confident of the accuracy and reliability of their data while analyzing it with ease.