As part of ODIN-MIT (https://odin.mit.edu/), we are excited to announce an upcoming tutorial session on two powerful neurophysiology tools, Neurosift and Dendro, developed by Jeremy Magland, Senior Data Scientist in Numerical Analysis at the Center for Computational Mathematics, Flatiron Institute. 

Neurosift is a browser-based tool designed for the visualization of NWB (Neurodata Without Borders) files, whether stored locally or hosted remotely, and enables interactive exploration of neurophysiology files on DANDI Archive. Dendro simplifies the spike sorting process by allowing users to import electrophysiology datasets from DANDI and select from a variety of spike sorting algorithms available in Dendro to spike sort their data. These tools have recently been integrated, allowing users to launch Dendro jobs from Neurosift and view the outputs produced by Dendro within Neurosift.

Neurosift

flatironinstitute/neurosift: Browser-based NWB visualization and DANDI exploration (github.com)

Jeremy Magland will be leading a 2-hr session to describe and demonstrate these tools. This session will be highly beneficial for those working with electrophysiology and optophysiology data (including NWB data https://www.nwb.org/ on the DANDI archive https://dandiarchive.org/).

Attendance is free but registration is required:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/neurophysiology-optophys-electrophys-tools-tutorial-session-tickets-1012494286667?aff=oddtdtcreator