Amy Cheah: Research Sales Manager

Meet Amy Cheah. As the ANZ Research Sales Manager, Amy and her small, specialized team handle all research sales inquiries, and provide ongoing support for Australia and New Zealand customers.

Improving pre-clinical epilepsy screening with Kaha Telemetry

Epilepsy is an umbrella term encompassing a huge number of seizure disorders. Whether they are intense physical seizures or hard-to-perceive absence seizures, all seizures can be dangerous. Around 15 million people, thirty percent of people diagnosed with epilepsy, have seizures that are...

Helpful Tips for Creating Engaging Lessons in the Digital Space

Simplify lesson planning and improve student interaction with these practical tips and Lt features. In our latest webinar, Creating Engaging Lessons in the Digital Space, ADInstruments Instructional Designer Sola Woodhouse shares valuable insights on how to better engage students in a digital space...

The Best of Both Worlds - The MPVS Duo from Millar

The MPVS Duo is an intuitive pressure-volume loop measurement system from Millar. Designed to work in conjunction with Millar’s gold-standard Mikro-Tip PV Duo catheters for the perfect combination of ease and accuracy, so you can carry out cutting-edge research with confidence.

Bitter Tastes, Antidepressants, and a Cardiac Stimulator - Five High Impact Publications from August 2024

In this month's high impact publications, we touch on: an injectable cardiac stimulator, the relationship between the gallbladder and bitter tastes, protein prenylation inhibition for prevention of renal fibrosis, sustained cerebrovascular responses after learning a new motor skill, and the use of SSRIs for muscle stem cell regeneration.

Transonic Systems and ADInstruments partner up to provide volume flow solutions for researchers

We are pleased to announce that ADInstruments are now the exclusive global distributors* of Transonic System’s leading transit-time flow measurement solutions for life science research. Thanks to this partnership, we can confirm we can supply Transonic’s full range of gold-standard perivascular...

Increasing Student Performance in Introductory Anatomy and Physiology Courses

In this blog, we highlight the presentation material covered by Dr. James Windelborn, Assistant Professor and A&P Coordinator at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts. At the HAPS 2024 Annual Meeting, Jim presented on this experience in a workshop titled Increasing Student Performance AND Engagement with Interactive Digital Laboratory Manuals and Study Guides in an Introductory Anatomy and Physiology Course.

4 ways Lt can support your career progression as a physiology educator

How you can engage students, improve their achievement, save time, and establish yourself as a teaching leader in your department.

Neonatal Hyperoxia, Circadian Signals, and Spontaneous Hypertension - Five High Impact Publications From July 2024

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 that has been published by that community in July 2024. Neonatal Hyperoxia Exposure Leads to Developmental Programming of Cardiovascular and Renal Disease in...

Teaching respiratory physiology: How to clean the Lt Sensors Spirometer

Respiratory physiology is an important topic in the undergraduate curriculum. Learn how to clean a spirometer to ensure hygiene in your teaching laboratory.

Caving with the PowerLab C

Our PowerLab C Winner Associate Professor Josh Sebree, from the University of Northern Iowa, looks for life in the harshest environments. His search for organisms that can survive in habitats analogous with alien worlds has taken him and his students out of the cleanliness and stability of the lab...

Back to School: 15 Open Anatomy & Physiology Jobs

A roundup of open anatomy and physiology teaching positions - both in the US and internationally. Check them out - one might be your next move!

Pacemaker Cells, Electronic Implants, and Climate Change - Five High Impact Publications From June 2024

Join us in celebrating some of the incredible work published by our research community in June 2024.