Electroencephalography (EEG) is a highly versatile signal in physiology research. Researchers are able to gain insight to a variety of discoveries through EEG data. Below, we highlighted some recent physiology studies that used BIOPAC equipment to record EEG in a wide array of research, from understanding sport sponsorship to bettering treatment for brain injuries… From […]
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New Citations | BIOPAC and Student Lab Research
Student research plays a large role in scientific discovery and the correct tools to foster learning are essential. Students have been conducting ground-breaking research at universities across the world, utilizing BIOPAC’s teaching solutions. Here are a few interesting recent studies that utilized our teaching equipment… Analyzing Stress Responses through ECG: The Influence of Virtual Reality […]
New Citations | BIOPAC in Athletic Performance Research
With the anticipation of the 2024 Olympics, there has been lots of recent research on athletic performance. Researchers have recorded physiological measures to provide insight for athletes trying to maximize their abilities. Here are a few studies that look into what practices can help athletes reach optimal performance… H2OAthletes study protocol: effects of hydration changes […]
New Citations | BIOPAC in Speech and Communication Research
Speech and communication are integral parts of human relationships and development. As such, researchers strive to understand the ways to enhance communication and improve speech. Here are a couple of studies that aim to improve communication using BIOPAC research tools… Heart-to-heart: infant heart rate at 3 months is linked to infant-directed speech, mother–infant interaction, and later […]
New Citations | BIOPAC in Exercise Studies
Research in exercise can help us to understand how our bodies function and how to maximize performance. Here are some recent studies that used BIOPAC tools to look at ways to improve exercise recovery and sports performance… Effects of Percussive Massage Treatments on Symptoms Associated with Eccentric Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage. Journal of Sports Science and […]
New Citations | BIOPAC in Biology Research
Biology research covers a wide variety of studies all aiming to understand living organisms better. Here are just a few of the recent biology studies that have used BIOPAC tools for their findings… Improved Cardiovascular Effects of a Novel Pomegranate Byproduct Extract Obtained through Hydrodynamic Cavitation. Nutrients, 16(4), 506. Antonelli, M., Benedetti, G., Calderone, V., Donelli, […]
New Citations | BIOPAC and BCI
Applying brain-computer interfaces and robotics to research opens doors to lots of new possibilities. There are many capabilities for this new technology and here are a few recent studies that have utilized this tech along with BIOPAC tools in order to explore new areas… Sharing imagery and analysis tools in a simulated submarine control room. […]
New Citations | BIOPAC and Mindfulness
Much of modern research aims to objectively record emotion and mindfulness in order to better understand the human condition. Here are a few recent studies that utilized BIOPAC equipment and found ways to do so… The role of urban green space in promoting health and well-being is related to nature connectedness and biodiversity: Evidence from […]
New Citations | BIOPAC in VR Studies
Virtual reality has expanded research capabilities, providing researchers with the ability to simulate situations and environments they wouldn’t otherwise have access to. Read these recent studies that utilized virtual reality along with BIOPAC equipment in their research… Assessing biodiversity’s impact on stress and affect from urban to conservation areas: A virtual reality study. Ecological Indicators, 158, […]
BIOPAC Citations | 2023 in Review
BIOPAC was cited in over 2,400 studies this year, coming to a total of over 50,000 all time! We love seeing how researchers use our tools in their work, and there were a lot of interesting studies this past year. Here is a recap of some of the publications we’ve seen this year… How Long […]