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Teach your advanced undergraduate physiology students about the Hoffmann’s reflex with this ready-made, hands-on lab and pre-lab prep.

In this episode of #ExpertAnswers join Jana Kusch, PhD and Marc Demolder, MSc, as they answer questions from a recent webinar where they discuss their experience with technology-enhanced education.

Discover the importance of student belonging for academic success and learn how to foster a culture of belonging in our latest blog. Click here to read now.

Use veterinary physiology lessons online to teach across key body systems, including nervous, cardiovascular, reproductive, endocrine, and more. Developed in association with Massey University.

ADInstruments is pleased to announce the winner of the 2022 Lt Sensors Sponsorship, Professor James Windelborn of Regis College. James receives three free Beginner Human Physiology Sensor Kits and access to the Lt Sensors Human Physiology Collection for one year.

How Katie Robertson, third-year Neuroscience student at the University of Edinburgh, used Lt to create her own physiology lab experiments.

Dr. Gretel Monreal and Dr. Steven Koenig make it their mission to provide students with hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom.

Dr. Edward Narayan shares how he is using Lt to boost student outcomes in introductory animal physiology and anatomy courses at the University of Queensland.

Support student success with this active-learning resource containing interactive chemistry questions, diagrams, and instant feedback.

ADInstruments is proud to support the new Center for Physiology Education, an initiative of the American Physiological Society Physiology educators can now access an online community of excellence for teaching and learning in their discipline. The Center for Physiology Education (CPE) has been...

Join the discussion: Our team of Instructional Designers discuss neurodiversity and why understanding it will improve your teaching.

Free download: 10 engaging illustrations for general biology teaching.