Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics
A structured path from membrane biology to recording, analysing and interfacing with electrical activity in living mycelium.
8 modules, one growing line of knowledge.
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How the programme grows, phase by phase.
- Ion transport and membrane potentials in fungi
- Electrophysiology methods: from microelectrodes to arrays
- Instrumentation, noise and shielding
- Signal processing and statistics
- Stimulation and response experiments
- Mycelium sensors and transducers
- Bioelectronic interfaces and devices
- Capstone research project
Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics
By the end you will have worked through:
- Ion transport and membrane potentials in fungi
- Electrophysiology methods: from microelectrodes to arrays
- Instrumentation, noise and shielding
- Signal processing and statistics
- Stimulation and response experiments
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Do I need experience to study Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics?
Basic knowledge of the field helps. A Fungaris course in the same school is a good starting point.
How is Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics taught?
Live online, in 8 modules with a working professional, a small group and a final project.
What certificate do I get?
Fungaris issues a diploma certificate on completion. Accreditations are assessed according to the training completed and the local regulations of each country.
What can I study after Diploma in Fungal Electrophysiology and Bioelectronics?
The natural next step is Master in Fungal Bioelectronics and Computing.
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