The story of how software is created in a lab
How a side project by a PhD student becomes the lab's software, and what happens when one person is left maintaining it.
What I've learned building and repairing research software, one lab at a time.
How a side project by a PhD student becomes the lab's software, and what happens when one person is left maintaining it.
Who reads your lab's documentation, how to organise it (how-to, tutorials, API), and how to keep it up to date automatically.
Open Ephys, Falcon or custom software: how to choose a platform for real-time, closed-loop neuroscience experiments.
BeHive, the maze automation software built for the Kloosterman lab: a plugin system, a state-transition task model and three researchers running experiments in parallel.