NEUROMEMBRANE
An interactive neuroscience simulation platform.
This is a developmental preview and does not represent the final product. The software is under active development. We appreciate your support and welcome any feedback. For inquiries, suggestions, or to report an issue, please contact us.
This Simulator was inspired by Neurons in Action (John W. Moore and Ann E. Stewart) and was developed at the University of Alberta to help students understand basic properties of excitable membranes. Our goal in particular was to allow students to see ion flow across an excitable membrane. The simulator is based on the equations developed by Alan Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley in the 1940s and 50s following their seminal research on the excitability properties of the squid giant axon.
Neuromembrane was originally developed by Declan Ali, Greg Funk, and Kelvin Jones in conjunction with Atmist.
