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A modular architecture for organizing, processing and sharing neurophysiology data.

ABSTRACT: We describe an architecture for organizing, integrating and sharing neurophysiology data within a single laboratory or across a group of collaborators. It comprises a database linking data files to metadata and electronic laboratory notes; a module collecting data from multiple laboratories into one location; a protocol for searching and sharing data and a module for automatic analyses that populates a website. These modules can be used together or individually, by single laboratories or worldwide collaborations.

SUBMITTER: International Brain Laboratory

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7614641 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A modular architecture for organizing, processing and sharing neurophysiology data.

Bonacchi Niccolò N Chapuis Gaelle A GA Churchland Anne K AK DeWitt Eric E J EEJ Faulkner Mayo M Harris Kenneth D KD Huntenburg Julia M JM Hunter Max M Laranjeira Inês C IC Rossant Cyrille C Sasaki Maho M Schartner Michael M MM Shen Shan S Steinmetz Nicholas A NA Walker Edgar Y EY West Steven J SJ Winter Olivier O Wells Miles J MJ

Nature methods 20230302 3

We describe an architecture for organizing, integrating and sharing neurophysiology data within a single laboratory or across a group of collaborators. It comprises a database linking data files to metadata and electronic laboratory notes; a module collecting data from multiple laboratories into one location; a protocol for searching and sharing data and a module for automatic analyses that populates a website. These modules can be used together or individually, by single laboratories or worldwi ...[more]

PMID: 36864199

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A modular architecture for organizing, processing and sharing neurophysiology data.

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A modular architecture for organizing, processing and sharing neurophysiology data.

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