Diagrams through audio
Keyboard-navigable brain signals with sonification where pitch changes denote neural signaling levels
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Synapse
Experience how neurons transmit signals across synapses through audio representations of neural communication and signal transmission.
Simple cell
Explore how simple cells in the visual cortex respond to oriented stimuli, translated into distinct tones that reveal their receptive field properties.
Receptive fields
Explore how neurons respond to specific sensory stimuli through distinct tones that represent their receptive fields and patterns of neural activity.
Ion channels
Discover how ion channels regulate the flow of charged particles across neuronal membranes, with tones representing the mechanisms underlying electrical signaling.
Functional connectivity
Discover how different brain regions communicate through synchronized and contrasting tones that represent patterns of functional connectivity.
Edgar Adrian
Explore the pioneering work of Edgar Adrian in recording neuronal impulses, using sound to represent action potentials and the relationship between neural firing and stimulus intensity.
Convergence
Hear how signals from multiple neurons combine into a single neural pathway, represented through layered tones that illustrate neural convergence.
EEG Bands
Listen to the different frequency bands of brain activity, from delta to gamma, using distinct sounds to explore the rhythms of neural oscillations.