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Background The Laboratory of Neuropsychology at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) studies the relationships between brain and behavior during cognitive tasks. The equipment is needed to s... Background The Laboratory of Neuropsychology at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) studies the relationships between brain and behavior during cognitive tasks. The equipment is needed to study learning and decision making in nonhuman primates. The laboratory is on-boarding a scientist who has an on-going research program. To continue that program, it is necessary to add equipment to an additional room for training and single unit recording. Once the room is outfitted, the studies will investigate the neuronal substrates of key behaviors often linked to both normal development and major neuropsychiatric disorders, central to the mission of the NIMH. Purpose The purpose of this acquisition is to purchase a high-performance eye tracking system for behavioral and neurophysiology studies of nonhuman primates. Purchase Description: High Performance Eye Tracking System Salient characteristics: Refer to Attachment 1: Product Description for a complete description of salient characteristics.