Date
Thursday, February 25, 2021
Location
Watch On-Demand
Host
BIOPAC SYSTEMS, INC. - U.S.A.
Highly-controlled electrical stimulation can provide a unique tool to discern sensory functions and associated physiological responses. Electrical stimulation, which can take several forms, must be tightly controlled in lab environments for the comfort and safety of participants—human and animal. In this online event, BIOPAC experts will review the fundamentals of electrical stimulation and demonstrate how to safely set up an experiment using electrical or haptic stimulation. Join David Pollack, BIOPAC Technical Support Manager, and Tim Cook, BIOPAC Product Expert, to learn about the applications and solutions when including electrical stimulation for physiology research. The online presentation will take place February 25th at 9AM PT/12PM ET. What You Will Learn:
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Are you interested in getting started with fNIRS?
fNIRS is growing in popularity as a tool for studying human cognition including workload, memory, learning, attention and more. It is simpler than ever to incorporate into your experiments.
You will learn how to:
– Operate fNIRS equipment
– Record high quality data
– Perform an experiment
– Analyze data
– Synchronize with other physiological signals
– Synchronize with stimulus presentation
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