Congratulations to Jeffrey Karpicke PhD, winner of the 2017 Claude Bernard Distinguished Lectureship Award!

Each year, ADInstruments partners with the APS to offer the Claude Bernard Distinguished Lectureship Award, presented to an established investigator with a history of excellence in education who is making outstanding contributions to teaching and learning.

Congratulations to Katherine Wilkinson PhD, 2017 winner of the ADInstruments Macknight Early Career Innovative Educator Award!

Congratulations to this year's winner of the ADInstruments Macknight Early Career Innovative Educator Award, presented by the APS: Katherine Wilkinson, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at San Josè State University!

ADInstruments wins International Award for Learning Technologies

This year, ADInstruments are proud winners of the Association for Talent Development (ATD) Excellence in Practice Award for Learning Technologies!

New Strategic Partners: ADInstruments and the APS

ADInstruments and the American Physiological Society Announce Partnership to Provide Enhanced Support for Scientific Community.

Taking Physiology to New Heights: Creative approaches to high altitude research

James Elworthy, Multimedia Designer at ADInstruments and Kait Mikes, Biomedical Sales Engineer at ADInstruments, joined Dr Trevor Day on an intrepid journey to Mt. Everest Base Camp.

Partnership with Bruce Johnson, recipient of SfN's Award for Education

We are very excited to be partnering with Bruce Johnson, recipient of SfN's Award for Education. We'd like to thank Bruce for the successes he has brought to our Neurobiology workshops, and his hard work in the field.

2016 Delsys Prize Winner: Congratulations Dr Max Ortiz Catalan

ADInstruments is proud to support the Delsys Prize for Innovation in Electromyography and we are pleased to congratulate this year’s winner: Dr. Max Ortiz Catalán from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden.

The Brain and the Miracle Molecule: a deeper understanding of oxygen transport offers new hope for age-related disease

For Damian Bailey, a Professor of Physiology and Biochemistry, the attraction of freediving is partly about discovering the limits of physical capability, but it is also about understanding one of the most important processes in the body - oxygen transport to the brain - and gaining unique insights that may help millions of people to live better and longer, disease-free lives.

Lt has been updated - Goodbye bugs, hello more options!

This update sees fixes to the bugs that you've told us are... well... bugging you. We've also updated the Sampling Panel and Data Value Panel with the ability to select the time units manually.

Lt Tips - Managing and Grading Sections & more

We've been working hard and have recently updated Lt with the student sorting, sectioning and group grading features you've been asking for!

ADI people: Introducing Dr Kevin Evans, Research Support Specialist

This week we introduce you to Dr Kevin Evans, our fearless rock climber and Research Support Specialist working out of our Oxford office. Kevin was lucky enough to be able to combine his hobbies of adventure sports and climbing with his knowledge of physiology into a very interesting and energetic PhD.

ADI people: Introducing Paula Croft, European Support Team Manager

This week we’d like to introduce Paula Croft, the Manager of our European Support Team. Paula’s background in cardiovascular research at Kings College, London - where she used both the PowerLab and LabChart - gave her the knowledge to successfully move into a support role at the ADInstruments’ Oxford office.

ADI people: Introducing Tom, Education Support Specialist

This week we’d like to introduce Tom, our talented Education Support specialist. Based in Oxford, Tom travels all over the UK and EU region helping with installations of education software and hardware at universities and health science institutions, as well as running workshops for educators wanting to upskill or explore the different applications available in LabChart, LabTutor and Lt.