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NeuroTek has just completed our new linear hyperdrive bundle for 24 tetrode recordings(12X2 array). The electrode interface board is compatible with data acquisition systems from other companies.

NeuroTek has just completed a rough draft for an optogenetic combination hyperdrive for mice. The drive can manage a total of 9 tetrodes which are closely opposed to the fibre optic. The product should be tested more thoroughly in the … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who visited our various posters at SfN. It was great to chat with people whom share the same energy for experimentation and technical design.

NeuroTek will be attending the poster sessions this year at SFN and presenting our new developments in behavioral neuroscience: 1) Spatial sequence task prototype 2) Spatial fear and reward task. 3) Biofeedback system for the study of sleep and wakefulness. … Continue reading →

We have now tested our first mouse 16 channel hyperdrive and found that it is compatible with stereotrodes. Additional adjustments have been made to lighten the hyperdrive to 6g, by using polyimide guide tubes. More work will be needed to … Continue reading →

NeuroTek’s first publication of the use of a robotic laser-beam to examine predator and prey-like behavior has been accepted to the Journal of Neuroscience Methods. We intend to put this device on the market in the next two years.

NeuroTek has now designed a dual hyperdrive for mice to simultaneously record from the mouse prefrontal and motor cortices. The hyperdrive will go into testing shortly with a custom EIB for single electrode recording.

NeuroTek has just signed up for SFN this year. We have decided to present some of our technology in the form of research posters. We will keep you updated as to the poster session etc.

NeuroTek will be starting a simple rental service for customers who would like to test out our motorized commutator prior to purchase. A percentage of the rental cost can be used toward purchase of that particular commutator should the customer … Continue reading →

We have just released our 16 Channel headstage which can be used for brain cell recording, brain waves, EKG and EMG recordings in rats. We have updated our power supply conditioning on this model to improve performance and permit compatibility … Continue reading →