Every once in a while, an email lands in our inbox that reminds us exactly why we do this work. Last week, one came from Rhea R., a 7th grader who took home third prize at her middle school science fair with a project she calls FlexBot: a robot car you drive with your muscles. […]

About thirteen years ago, we linked to a piece of neurophysiology software called SpikeHound on our website. It let students and researchers record and analyze neural spikes in ways that classroom software usually could not. We linked to it, moved on, and honestly, kind of forgot about it. SpikeHound did not disappear. The first version […]