"Introduction to Neuroscience: Cellular and Synaptic Physiology", or equivalent Introductory course in Neuroscience.
This course provides the students with knowledge of a wide range of methods and technologies used in state-of-the-art neuroscience research. It covers a wide range of modern neuroscience methods, including neurophysiology, microscopy, neural activity imaging, single-cell sequencing, genetic engineering, optogenetics, behavioral analyses, psychophysics and human brain imaging.
Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to get familiar with modern methodologies used in neuroscience.
Demonstrate knowledge in a wide range of neuroscience methods. Read and understand research papers that utilize modern genetic engineering, neurophysiology, optical imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, and behavioral analyses.
The Axon Guide (3rd edition) - available online from various sources. Imaging in Neuroscience - a Laboratory Manual (Cold Spring Harbor Press)