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“This annual Lt mini event hosted at the University of Birmingham provides a great opportunity for current Lt users from different institutions around the region to swap ideas on how they use the Lt platform. It also provides an easy introduction for those new to Lt wanting to get insight into how they may develop their own learning resources and with the support of AD Instruments promotes a good sense of community.” - Andy Coney, University of Birmingham. Read on to find out how you can benefit from attending meetings like this…

PowerLab Sensors are the next generation of educational hardware, designed with teaching at the forefront.

The new PowerLab Spirometer Sensor, your secret weapon for stress-free exercise physiology labs.

Scaling Scientific Excellence at MMU At Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), Natasha Hadgraft (Programme Leader for MSc Human Physiology and Neuroscience) is pioneering a flexible, tech-driven approach to science education. By integrating the Lt hybrid learning platform, portable USB sensors and PowerLab hardware, MMU has moved high-quality practical training beyond the traditional laboratory.

Imagine a scenario where you need to deliver lab practicals to 1200 students. That was the challenge facing Dr Glenda Norman, Chief Technician at the University of Witwatersrand. With up to 90 students in the lab simultaneously, delivering practical, hands-on lab experiences is no mean feat. Her...

From seamless data collection and real-time visualization to guided instructions and plug-and-play simplicity, discover why this lab is a game-changer for engaging students in respiratory physiology.

"I would recommend LabStation to other educators because with LabStation in place, students are bound to enjoy practical sessions like never before and educators would do less to achieve much more."

Our updated Teaching Pharmacology Kit has been designed to ensure that you have everything you need for your teaching labs, and nothing you don’t.

Here is our step-by-step guide and video on how to move content from Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), Google Drive, and LabChart into Lt!

Experiment: How to get your students to measure muscle contraction by stimulating their own nerves.

An active and engaging experiment where students examine muscular fatigue by performing EMGs on themselves.

In this active learning activity, students record their own signals to examine bradycardia associated with the human diving response.

Need help with making your lessons more engaging? Here are some simple ways to promote active learning and increase student engagement with Lt customer success manager, Liam Farley.