Supporting NWB adoption across SCPAB labs
Through funding from the Simons Collaboration on Plasticity and the Aging Brain (SCPAB), we assist researchers in standardizing their aging-related neuroscience data using the NWB format. This project facilitates data sharing and collaboration among SCPAB labs, enabling more effective cross-lab analyses of aging-related neural data, as well as utilization by the global neurophysiology community.
NWB conversions under this project
2 labs
Andrew Leifer
Princeton University
Developed NWB conversion tools for the Leifer lab's C. elegans neural imaging datasets. The conversion pipeline handles complex whole-brain calcium imaging data combined with optogenetic stimulation, supporting systematic mapping of neural signal propagation across thousands of neuron pairs in the worm nervous system.
Thomas Clandinin
Stanford University
Developed NWB conversion tools for the Clandinin lab's whole-brain imaging data in Drosophila, featuring volumetric two-photon calcium imaging during locomotion. The conversion pipeline includes specialized interfaces for handling complex imaging data formats including NiFTI files, with support for brain-wide neural activity mapping during behavioral tasks.