See and hear real neurons firing — live, in your classroom. The Neuron SpikerBox lets students record actual action potentials from invertebrate neurons. This is real electrophysiology — the same technique used in research labs around the world — made accessible for classrooms, homeschools, and curious minds. Key features: * Records real action potentials (spikes) from cockroach leg neurons * Built-in speaker — hear each spike as it fires * Connects to laptops, smartphones, and tablets for visual recording via Spike Recorder software * Beginner-friendly yet powerful enough for undergraduate and graduate research What's included: * Neuron SpikerBox unit * Recording electrode (silver wire) * USB cable * Cork board and pins for preparation What students learn: * What a real action potential looks and sounds like * How neurons encode information through firing rate * Thresholds, refractory periods, and rate coding * Foundation for advanced topics: neuropharmacology, sensory coding, neural adaptation Who it's for: * AP Biology, anatomy, and neuroscience classrooms * Undergraduate teaching labs * Science fair projects * Anyone who wants to experience real neuroscience, not just read about it As seen in Greg Gage's TED Talks — the tool that started the Backyard Brains movement. Pairs with cockroaches (sold separately) and the Neuropharmacology Kit for expanded experiments. https://elecena.pl/product/30094036/neuron-spikerbox 2026-04-16 https://elecena.pl/product/30094036/neuron-spikerbox 2026-04-17 https://elecena.pl/product/30094036/neuron-spikerbox 2026-04-18