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Standardizing Pressure-Volume research for more reliable outcomes

PV Loop research is still a developing field, and the more consistent the field is the better the research outcomes. Dr Oliver Wearing and his team have published a set of recommendations for standardizing PV research and reporting moving forward.

2025 PowerLab C Competition Winner: Jeremy Cohen

We’re excited to announce that Jeremy Cohen has won our 2025 PowerLab C competition! Jeremy is a PhD student at the University of Waterloo in Canada. His PhD focuses on venous blood flow regulation using high-frame-rate ultrasound to visualize vector blood flow, and ECG. A recent addition to Jeremy...

Professor Pete Jones - Monitoring Disease Progression with Kaha Telemetry

Professor Pete Jones focuses primarily on the control of calcium within the heart and brain. This fundamental approach allows his research to touch on multiple pathologies; heart failure, arrhythmias, seizure disorders, and dementias.

Professor Luciane Gargaglioni: A lifetime of science

Professor Luciane Gargaglioni always wanted to be a biologist. What began as a childhood passion for animals has evolved into a solid career in science, with important discoveries in comparative physiology, neuroscience, and respiratory control.

Should you be using Admittance or Conductance calibration for PV Loops?

Pressure-volume (PV) loops are the gold standard for measuring direct, real-time cardiac function. By simultaneously plotting real-time ventricular pressure against ventricular volume, PV loops provide a unique, quantitative approach for determining the contractility of the heart, independent of...

A Langendorff designed for the long-term

FREE DOWNLOAD: A comparative guide to Langendorff Systems. The redesign of our Rodent Langendorff Apparatus focussed on functionality, modularity, and a system that would continue to perform long-term. Learn more about how the ADInstruments Langendorff system compares to others on the market.

International Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025

In recognition of International Epilepsy Awareness Day, we’re celebrating some of the incredible work being performed by researchers around the world to address the causes, side-effects, and treatment options for epilepsy. At ADInstruments, we’re lucky to be part of an ever-growing community of...

From Cyanide to CBD - March 2025 High Impact Publications

Here at ADInstruments, we're lucky to be a part of a large and thriving research community. Join us in celebrating some of the incredible work published by that community in March.

Research Funding Opportunities

Looking for funding to support your life science research? We've compiled a list of funding opportunities to help you secure the grants you need! Need help putting together an equipment list? Reach out, and we can help.

Dr Nancy Lai: Decoding the rhythm of the brain

Dr Nancy Lai decodes the chorus of the brain, trying to find the intention of the signals within the noise of neural oscillations.

Mastering Small-Animal Surgery: Training Researchers for Successful Telemeter Implantations

Oliva Tran, Research Scientist at the US Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR), discusses her experience at the Excellence in Small-Animal Surgery and Telemetry Training Program. This workshop is dedicated to equipping researchers with the knowledge and skills they need for small-animal surgery and telemeter implantation. Read on to learn about Olivia's motivations for attending and how the workshop will impact her work moving forward.

High output, high performance: Dr Aascha D'Elia

Dr Aascha D’Elia is a senior technical officer at the Baker Institute. Within the Translational Cardiology Centre, she has a hand in nearly every project they run.

Prolonged liver viability and the Welsh Advanced Neuroimaging Database - February 2025 High Impact Publications

Join us in celebrating some of the incredible work published by that community over the past few months.