I’ve added a new tutorial in the teaching section on how to read and process IGOR binary files (*.ibw) of patch clamp recordings.
Left: Schematic of a classical patch clamp recording setup (source: commons.wikimedia.org). Right: Schematic of a cell-attached patch clamp (source: commons.wikimedia.org).
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