Invertebrate Neuroscience
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Mostly short video clips on the neuroscience of invertebrates.

Blog: http://bjoern.brembs.net
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Invertebrates are great model systems to study a variety of neuroscientific problems. This channel illustrates some of the technical aspects of invertebrate neuroscience: behavior, methods and of course the animals themselves.
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Biologist
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brembs (3 months ago)
Thanks! I wish DFGScienceTV had a higher profile! Anything I can do to promote it?
DFGScienceTV (3 months ago)
Thanks for your friendship!
Yor channel is very informative with interesting informations about the neuroscience of invertebrates!