Teach them a lesson they'll never forget! The Diving Response Lab...

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

A night at the opera - The science behind Pavarotti's projection

Research looking at the respiratory patterns and acoustic output of opera singers shows how the projection of a singer's voice is influenced by breath support.

Building a better Bio Amp: Reduced Noise and New Filter Settings for ECG/EKG, EMG, EOG, and EEG recording.

Our newest galvanically isolated, high-performance differential biological potential amplifiers are optimized for measuring a variety of biological signals such as ECG/EKG, EMG, EEG, and EOG.

How to record an accurate 12-lead ECG for your research, from set-up to signals.

How to set up your equipment and perform a12-lead ECG to ensure clean signals for your cardiovascular and physiology research, using the Octal Bio Amp, PowerLab, and LabChart.

New Release: LabChart 8.1.12 - Introducing our new Macro Library!

The latest version of LabChart has been launched, which includes the new (and incredibly handy) Macro Library, as well as optimizations for data accuracy and support features for our Biological Amplifiers.

Helping with matters of the (isolated) heart: Simplicity & flexibility for cardiovascular and pharmacology research

Using isolated heart systems? So many variations, so many accessories, too many options! To help, we are pleased to present our updated Isolated Heart Research Kits and Foundation Systems.

Teaching Tips: How to engage students. Five easy ways to activate your lessons using Lt.

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.

World Alzheimer's Month: Ten years younger - How exercise turns back the clock on your aging brain

Professor Damian Bailey's research shows how a deeper understanding of oxygen transport offers hope for age-related diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's.

Anatomia Italiana: where anatomy and art intersect

How taking a trip to Italy to experience the Renaissance's intersecting worlds of art and anatomy can reinvigorate your anatomy research and teaching.

Tips for educators: How to write multiple-choice questions

Our simple guide for educators wanting to write clear, effective multiple-choice questions. Plus, a handy cheat sheet to download and keep!

Publishing Research: How to successfully share your scientific research with the world!

Expert tips for communicating science. An exclusive seminar with award-winning scientific publisher, tech entrepreneur, and co-founder of Cosmos Magazine, Kylie Ahern.

5 easy tips for connecting your scientific research with the public.

You've spent years on your scientific research and made some amazing discoveries...now how do you connect these with the people who need to know about it – the public?

Meet Dr. Sue Jamieson: University of Central Lancashire

Lt LabStation Customer, Dr Sue Jamieson, uses our offline learning platform to deliver practical, lab-based lessons to students studying medicine and medical sciences in the UK.