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Animations for Collaborators Several of my neuroscience collaborators have asked for animations and drawings for use in their introductory lectures. Cochlear Traveling Waves (200 kByte GIF). This one shows cochlear traveling waves in response to a sine wave. The top wave is the basilar membrane displacement, and the bottom one is fluid pressure, computed in a 2-D model. Multipolar Cell response to Tone Sweep (1.2 MByte QuickTime). Multipolar Cell response to Piano Arpeggio (1.2 MByte QuickTime). Multipolar Cell response to Speech (1.2 MByte QuickTime). My thesis (2.2 MByte PDF) has lots of drawings of cochlear anatomy that may be useful. If you use the figures in a lecture, I would appreciate a verbal acknowledgment. Permission is granted to use these animations in educational lectures, as long as the title page with the light-grey link to this site is displayed and a verbal acknowledgment is given. Feel free to distribute or send a link to this page to colleagues who might also want to use them. If you want to incorporate them in a book/movie/documentary/(anything but a lecture), please contact me for written permission. Thank you -- I hope you find these animations useful! Lloyd