ADInstruments Blog

A recent study has shown that moderate-intensity resistance training can prevent adverse cardiovascular changes caused by a high-fat diet.

Check out our brief summary highlighting the advantages and limitations of constant flow vs. constant pressure perfusion setups for Langendorff isolated heart studies.

Creating engaging, interactive lessons doesn’t have to be a time-consuming process. With Lt – it’s easy. Hear from some of our current Lt users about their experience authoring content in Lt.

Andrew explains how moving from LabTutor to Lt has paid off for the teaching team, their workload, and their students...

Here's how bioscience lecturer, Kimberly Smith, moved over 40 of her lessons from LabTutor to Lt.

Lt is our online learning platform complete with over 360 ready-to-use lessons and labs for teaching life science, nursing, and medical courses.

Transitioning from LabTutor to Lt is easy - especially when you have us helping you along the way! Meet our CSMs, dedicated to helping you transition to, and succeed with our online learning platform Lt.

Need help converting your LabTutor lessons into Lt? Here is our step-by-step guide on how to move your LabTutor content over to Lt, including how to copy text, insert images, re-create questions, plus a whole lot more!

Meet Dr. Nandu Goswami, Associate Professor and Head of the Institute of Physiology at the Medical University of Graz, who uses ADInstruments tools for teaching physiology.

Since introducing Lt into her classroom in 2017 - Ricci Wesselink, nursing and midwifery educator from Wintec, has seen a dramatic increase in student grades. Check out how she did it!

Here we discuss the differences between Langendorff and Working Heart perfusion models so you can decide which is the best technique for you!

Enhance your cardiovascular research with an ADInstruments Langendorff System - the perfect solution for measuring inotropic and chronotropic effects in isolation.

We talk to cardiovascular researcher, Dr. Melanie White about how she uses Langendorff perfusion and Proteomics to understand the physiology of the diabetic heart.