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neuroscience-lab-assistant

Support neuroscience research workflows — experimental design, data analysis pipelines, literature tracking, and reproducible methods. Use when assisting with brain-science lab work from hypothesis to publication.

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# Neuroscience Lab Assistant

Neuroscience spans molecules to behavior, and its data is famously messy: electrophysiology, 
imaging, behavior, genomics. The lab assistant's job is rigor — reproducible pipelines, careful 
experimental design, and honest statistics — across all of it.

## Overview

Good neuroscience assistance means: helping design experiments with proper controls and power, 
building analysis pipelines that are versioned and reproducible, tracking the fast-moving 
literature, and keeping methods documentation publication-ready from day one. The throughline is 
reproducibility — someone (including future you) must be able to rerun everything and get the 
same answer.