1 · Get your pack
The study coordinator sends you a pack: one .zip file of short clips. Keep it zipped.
NeuRev · Computational NeuroEngineering Lab
NeuRev Review
A browser tool for labelling calcium events in zebrafish light-sheet recordings. A detector ranks the moments most likely to be a neuron firing; you look at each one as a short clip and answer Accept, Decline or Unsure, usually in a few seconds.
How it works
2 · Open it here
Open NeuRev Review, enter your name and your experience with calcium imaging, and choose the pack.
3 · Review at your own pace
Pick a goal for the sitting (25 items, 20 minutes, …) and how much of the ranked queue to cover. Every answer is saved in your browser as you go; close the tab and come back any time.
4 · Send your results
Press Download results and send the zip back. It holds your answers, any notes, and a record of how you reviewed each clip.
Good to know
Nothing is uploaded
The pack is read on your own computer and your answers stay in your browser until you download them. This site never receives the recording, the pack, or your results.
Deciding an item
Accept when a cell at the centre lights up: the centre brightens more than the ring around it, then fades. Decline noise, flicker, movement, or a brightening of the whole area. Use Unsure, and a short note, when you cannot tell.
Keyboard
A accept · D decline · U unsure · N note · B back · Space play or stop · P pause or change your goal.
For study coordinators
Packs are built with the NeuRev-Workbench event labeler (build_pack.py --zip), which keeps the answer key on your side; summarize.py reads the results zips reviewers send back.