BSL Systems have been cited in thousands of Scientific Papers.
Selected citations are provided below—for a complete list, search Google Scholar for Biopac Student Lab software and related hardware: MP36, MP46, or MP41 (or older MP35, MP30, MP45, MP40) and associated BSL transducers.
“…these systems have successfully transformed the physiology laboratory”
— Understanding data collection in the modern physiology laboratory. Stasinos Stavrianeas.
“BIOPAC Systems offers an excellent package for students to explore physiology while honing their skills in measurement and instrumentation techniques.”
— Virtual instruments in undergraduate biomedical engineering laboratories. Trumbower, R.D.; Enderle, J.D.
“Students’ favorable feedback indicates the quality of learning in the laboratories was enhanced by the addition of physiologic measurements.”
— Use of Real-Time Physiologic Parameter Assessment to Augment Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment Training for First-Year Osteopathic Medical Students. Deborah M. Heath, DO; Inder Raj S. Makin, MD, PhD; Chandhana Pedapati, BS; Jonathon Kirsch, DO.
“BIOPAC products are known for their user-friendliness and utility within undergraduate neuroscience courses. Students may use these packages to record and study aspects of human physiology, including motor neuron activity and heart rate.”
—Recommendations for Developing an EEG Laboratory at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution. Ledwidge P, Foust J, Ramsey A.
Search Google Scholar to find recent or application-specific studies like these:
BSL System with MP36 and hardware for 11 guided lessons plus 14 dynamic lessons and student-designed Human Physiology experiments. Use the power of the BSL Human Physiology Teaching System to conduct the most widely studied responses in physiology teaching labs. Lessons target the circulatory system, respiratory system, muscular function, brain function, ANS, exercise physiology and […]
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