Solutions for in vivo electrophysiology
Researchers often push the limits of experimental methods and equipment, especially in systems neuroscience.
With a focus on brain implants in animal models, we’re here to help researchers who want to record neural activity to realize their new ideas faster and easier. To do that, we push the limits of 3D printing and CNC machining to produce designs that combine performance, easy handling and user-centric priorities such as enabling electrode reuse.
In the spirit of open science, we also contribute to the open source/open hardware community.
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We specialize in making custom implants for in vivo (rodent) electrophysiology, to help researchers use cutting-edge high-density silicon probes, by themselves or together with other recording and stimulation tools.
We ship worldwide and have served clients at the following institutions:
2022-06-15Press: 3Dneuro featured in Dutch newsletter Bionieuws
Last month, Bionieuws – a professional newsletter for biologists – ran a feature on 3Dneuro (Letter 7, May 14 2022). Our co-founder Tim can be seen […]
2021-05-21R2Drive preorder update
This week, we announced on Twitter a preorder round for our first production run of the R2Drive. This microdrive was designed by the Buzsáki lab at NYU, with a focus […]
2021-05-18Hosting open hardware files on Zenodo: Durable and citable resource sharing
Recently, while preparing our next open hardware project, we researched how to best share the design files. Originally we decided to self-host, with the idea of […]
2021-04-23New metal microdrive in collaboration with the Buzsáki lab
We are very excited to announce our new collaboration with the Buzsáki lab at NYU. Their new microdrive for silicon probes is: The metal microdrive and […]
2020-11-30Recent Nature feature on DIY science equipment
On Nov 17 2020, the journal Nature published a feature about how “How DIY technologies are democratizing science” by Sandeep Ravindran. Key takeaways: “The idea that […]
- 2020-11-25
Tech Hotel: A new collaboration for 3Dneuro
Here’s another project delayed by COVID-19 that we’re finally starting. Tech Hotel is a grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) that focuses on technological advances and knowledge […]
- 2020-05-27
A little opening: Sharing some designs as open hardware
We believe value creation – be it new software, hardware or methods – comes with a moral obligation to make it available to everyone who needs […]
2020-02-113Dneuro joins iNavigate, a Horizon 2020 consortium tackling navigation with brain-inspired methods
iNavigate is a recently funded project, under the Horizon 2020 MSCA RISE program for a period of four years, starting December 2019. Last week was the […]
- 2018-06-06
The rise of 3D printing in neuroscience research
In recent years, 3D printing technology has been getting better and cheaper, bringing performance usually accessible only to large industrial companies into the consumer market. New […]
2018-05-03Donders Startup Voucher
Since 2016, the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition, and Behaviour awards 5000€ to scientists that want to take an idea from the lab to create bigger […]
2018-05-023Dneuro is online!
Today, we are finally online and presenting 3Dneuro to the neuroscience community. A bit more than two years ago, Abdel, Martha, and Tim chatted for the […]
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Not sure what drive is right for you? Wondering whether you need a crown or not? Do you have questions about our ordering process or current lead times? Is there a problem in your setup that we can help with? Do you have an inquiry regarding your data we process? Or do you want to give us feedback on drives you got from us? Then do not hesitate to get in touch either using the form on the right or messaging/@ing us on Twitter!