ADInstruments Blog

Choosing the right catheter size, shape, and function for your research requires careful consideration. To help simplify your decision-making process, download our research catheter selection guide.

ADInstruments has joined forces with Aston University, through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) to further test and develop our Kaha Sciences Optogenetics Biopotential Telemeter.

This World Parkinson's Day we spoke with Dr. Louise Parr-Brownlie, a neurophysiologist passionate about Parkinson’s Disease research and inspiring a new generation of scientists.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Rethink EMG Challenge, Dr. Tea Lulic, Prof. Carl Payton, and Dr. Neale Tillin!

The saying ‘publish or perish’ is well-known in the scientific community, yet how to write one is not often taught. Here are our tips on how to write a scientific paper for publication and overcome that blank page.

When collecting data from acute invasive pressure studies, it is essential to have the right set of tools at your disposal. Is it time to upgrade from a fluid-filled to a solid-state pressure catheter?

Cardiovascular Physiologist Fiona McBryde shares her top pieces of advice for creating a successful research collaboration and forming meaningful connections with clinicians.

Fiona McBryde, Cardiovascular Physiologist from the University of Auckland shares her top three tips when it comes to using telemetry in research!

Are you thinking about using optogenetics in your neuroscience research but are unsure where to begin? Here we provide an overview of the key tools and techniques involved in optogenetics and its applications in the neuroscience field.

Professor Leith Meyer is developing safer capture and immobilization techniques for one of the world’s most endangered animals.

Congratulations to Femke Dijkstra, winner of the 2021 Delsys Prize for Innovation in Electromyography!

There are two technologies available for doing Pressure-Volume (PV) loop studies, admittance and conductance. Both systems call for calibration procedures that can be technically challenging or expensive to complete, driving many researchers to avoid these procedures and use estimates instead. For users of admittance technology, avoiding calibration by using estimates has now become the recommended approach by the manufacturer to arriving at volume calibrated data.

Fiona McBryde is a Cardiovascular Physiologist at the University of Auckland, whose pre-clinical research focuses on understanding blood pressure regulation in the brain in response to ischemic stroke.