Latest Media Releases
ADInstruments Announces Corporate Giving Program
23 Sep 2009
ADInstruments, leading provider of high-performance data acquisition systems for the life sciences, recently announced a corporate giving program designed to help and support the research and teaching community. ADInstruments corporate giving program is aimed at promoting scientific knowledge and interest in both research and education fields.
LabTutor for Nursing -- A New Tool for Anatomy and Physiology Laboratories
23 Sep 2009
ADInstruments is helping nursing students bridge the gap between the classroom and hospital ward with the latest version of LabTutor and three Nursing Experiment Collections. LabTutor 3.0 supports 19 new experiments (featuring over 100 exercises including patient case studies) that illustrate in practical terms the biological theory taught in nursing anatomy and physiology classrooms.
ADInstruments and The Jackson Laboratory Enter Multi-Year Partnership To Further Science Education
24 Mar 2009
ADInstruments, a leading provider of high-performance data acquisition systems for the life sciences has announced a three-year partnership agreement with The Jackson Laboratory, a nonprofit biomedical research institution.
ADInstruments Pty Ltd Releases Human Wireless Telemetry System Based on Zephyr Technology BioHarness
20 Mar 2009
ADInstruments BioHarness Telemetry System allows the wireless recording and analysis of human physiological signals from a single device. The system features BioHarness developed by Zephyr™ Technology Ltd and ADInstruments LabChart software with BioHarness Extension.
LabTutor Software Used by Talented Middle School Students at Michigan State University
18 Sep 2008
A group of twenty talented middle school students recently explored physiological concepts using PowerLab systems with LabTutor software at a two-week residential program that is held annually at Michigan State University (MSU). The program was so successful that there are plans to include LabTutor experiments in future years.
Innovation in Animal Telemetry Monitoring: Single Transmitter Measures SNA, BP and Temperature
27 Aug 2008
The possibilities for wireless animal monitoring continue to grow with the latest releases from ADInstruments and Telemetry Research. New capabilities include recording blood pressure, recording three signals from one animal simultaneously, recording simultaneously and continuously from a number of animals, and recording while recharging in situ.
Biopharmaceutical Company Founder Dr. Kengatharan is an ADInstruments PowerLab User Since 1993
18 Aug 2008
Successful company founder, Dr. Kengatharan began using PowerLab systems fifteen years ago while completing his doctorate studies at London University, UK with Nobel laureate Sir John Vane. Dr. Kengatharan has continued to use PowerLab to expedite his research as he has advanced his career within prestigious institutions in England and North America. 
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Teaching Students and Educators at West Chester University
03 Jul 2008
Last month Dr Giovanni Casotti and Dr Maureen Knabb, Professors of Biology at West Chester University in Pennsylvania, hosted life science educators from across North America to share curriculum ideas, teaching experiments and laboratory techniques. As teachers to at least 400 students every year, Dr Casotti and Dr Knabb are well-qualified to share what does and doesn’t work in the laboratory classroom. Download as PDF (215 KB)
PowerLab Versatility Provides Large Cost Savings for 20 Year User, University of Wollongong
03 Jul 2008
In 1988 several scientists at the University of Wollongong pioneered the use of a compact, inexpensive computer-based data acquisition and analysis system that had been developed by the newly-established company, ADInstruments. The scientists had the foresight to reject the bulky, high maintenance paper chart recorders that were more commonly-used at this time. Download as PDF (324 KB)
Research Case Study: Fish Physiology and Climate Change Takes PowerLab to Antarctica
09 May 2008
During last year's summer season a group of researchers from New Zealand and Sweden took PowerLab to Antarctica, where it was used to assess the effects of climate change on notothenioid fish cardiovascular and respiratory physiology. Download as PDF (412 KB)
