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30th January 2012 -
The new MLT208 is an electronic stethoscope with unsurpassed natural sound quality. Researchers can listen to heart sounds while simultaneously recording representative cardiac traces. In addition to outstanding performance and ease-of-use, it provides features for advanced users including an Amplifying Mode (with adjustable volume), Bell and Diaphragm Modes, Ambient Noise Rejection (ANR2) and much more.
24th January 2012 -
The latest issue of Insight features great new releases for research and education. Speed up your analysis with version 7.3 of LabChart, LabChart Pro and LabChart Reader, and save time and money with new TBSI systems for neurological research. Educators and students also benefit with the release of LabTutor 4.4 for improved course management and student results, the Applied Nursing Collection and exclusive access to HD Documentaries with LabTutor Online. You can also read about PowerLab's central role in quality testing of metals, and three different ways ADInstruments keeps you in touch with the scientific community.
18th January 2012 -
ADInstruments Japan will be demonstrating PowerLab research and education systems and the meeting's main exhibition. Additionally, the Education Committee of the Physiological Society of Japan will conduct Model Class Sessions consisting of a student lab component that highlights the use of PowerLab Teaching Systems in the investigation of nerve and muscle function in humans.
10th January 2012 -
The Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience (FUN) Equipment Loan Program (2011) has awarded Dr. Glena Andrews a 2-year ADInstruments equipment loan for her proposal entitled "Exploring Cardiovascular Functioning in Students Engaged in Behavior Changes". Dr. Andrews currently teaches psychology at the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Cultural Studies
at Northwest Nazarene University. A clinical psychologist whose training has primarily focused on neuropsychology, Dr. Andrews has been hard at work establishing student courses that cover Experimental Design, Abnormal Psychology, the Biological Foundations of Behavior and more.
5th January 2012 -
To better service our large research user base on the West Coast, ADInstruments North America is excited to now offer our neighbors on the Pacific side more convenient options. Following the popularity of our East Coast training facility in Waltham, MA, ADInstruments is anticipating the need for more regional events in the coming year so those with limited travel resources can fully participate in our training calendar.
22nd December 2011 -
In warm appreciation of our association during 2011, we wish you an enjoyable holiday season and a very happy and successful new year. The team at ADInstruments.
2nd November 2011 -
The LabTutor Applied Nursing Collection is a new series of learning modules for teaching key physiology and pathophysiology, and how they relate to nursing practice. The Applied Nursing modules integrate patient video interviews, real patient data and clinical test results with related physiology practical sessions.
2nd November 2011 -
The release of version 4.3 introduces even more great features to enhance learning. It includes student interactive sub-pages, externally hosted video content and new features for accessing and archiving data. This release also provides experiment collections in Russian and Turkish language, as well as the new Applied Nursing Collection.
31st October 2011 -
The latest release of LabChart Reader for Mac has several great new features to enhance the way you view and analyze your LabChart data. Scope View data is now able to be displayed and manipulated. An enhanced Data Pad is included, which allows the use of formulas and multiple sheets. Under the hood, LabChart Reader has been completely re-engineered to take advantage of new Mac OS X technologies. Native support for LabChart for Windows files and the ability to have multiple documents open concurrently are additional benefits of LabChart Reader’s code rewrite.
29th August 2011 -
With a limit of 70 attendees, places at this hands-on workshop (Bombay College of Pharmacy, India) are filling up fast! Act now to secure your place in one of these invaluable pharmacology workshops that focus on innovation in the laboratory and classroom. Hurry! Registrations close 5th September 2011.
2nd August 2011 -
In the lead up to the start of the 2011/2012 European academic year, ADInstruments is running a series of online training sessions for educators who want to improve their skills using LabAuthor software to edit and create LabTutor experiments.
28th July 2011 -
Dr. Stefan Pulver's success in neurophysiology, combined with his passion for mentoring life science students, may seem a little strange considering he was once a poorly-performing student with an aversion to genetics. Read more about his path to a brilliant career in neurophysiology research and education, and how he leads undergraduate students to academic success.
14th July 2011 -
Version 4.2 of LabTutor Teaching Suite offers great new features for LabTutor Server, LabAuthor and LabTutor Online, access to LabTutor Online with an iPad. Educators can allow students to email unfinished (unsubmitted) reports to any email address or email completed reports to a course-specific email address. There is also a new ‘Archive Data’ button for fast and easy archiving of student data between courses/semesters.
6th July 2011 -
At the 2011 Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience (FUN) meeting, Wes Colgan, educator and curriculum developer, will share his extensive experience in undergraduate level neurophysiology education. Wes will speak about preparation, protocols and post-hoc analysis, and offer techniques and procedures to help you ensure your students take home a well-rounded lab experience.
5th July 2011 -
This past September, the Anatomy and Physiology teaching community lost a great friend, Prof. Salvatore 'Sam' Drogo; long-time HAPS member, dedicated and innovative educator, and fervent advocate of inquiry-based learning. In a fitting tribute to an inspiring scientist, ADInstruments and HAPS have established the annual Sam Drogo Technology in the Classroom Award. This award honors an educator who demonstrates the innovative and effective use of technology to engage undergraduate students in human anatomy and physiology education.
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