Considerations in Selecting Data Acquisition & Analysis Systems for Psychophysiological Research By Joseph Aditi, Ph.D. Introduction In 2017, only 20.51% of the total applicants for National Institute of Health (NIH) grants received funding. The scarcity of new grant funding has sharpened the focus on managing laboratory expenses wisely. Researchers operating on a small budget are becoming […]
Smart Amplifiers make setup easier than ever before and deliver improved signal quality with increased subject comfort Small amps amplify the physiological signal close to the subject, reducing noise artifact and improving signal quality. ECG (Heart rate, RR interval, and R-wave amplitude) | EEG(Alpha, Beta, Theta, Delta, Gamma) | EGG EMG and fEMG (Integrated EMG, RMS) | EOG (Derivative) | ERS | EDA (Phasic EDA) | PPG (Pulse Rate) RSP (Respiration rate [normal breathing], elevated respiration […]
Get Better Physiology Data Every Day These 20 questions will guide you through the decision-making process to help you choose the best data acquisition system for life science studies. There are many considerations in selecting the right data acquisition and analysis system (DAQ) to meet your experiment’s requirements and your project budget. To help researchers […]
BSL Home enables students to safely conduct hands-on physiology labs wherever they are! Purchase this complete lab solution to preserve practical lab experience! Includes MP41 Unit+Lead Set with BSL Home software, EL503 electrodes, WRAP1 self-adhering wrap for EEG lessons, and disposable 9 V battery. For instructors—BSL Home makes it easy for instructors to continue running practical […]
View AllWhy do we so easily believe Fake News? 68% of Americans find their news through social media, and the prevalence of incomplete or deceptive news stories dubbed “fake news” has wormed its way into the fabric of modern-day media. In an effort to study how social media based news is perceived, this study measured physiological […]
Comparing Diaphragm Tissue Between Healthy and Ill Patients The human diaphragm is one of the primary muscles used in respiration, contracting and expanding to control breathing. To measure how much diaphragms move for critically ill patients (in an Intensive Care Unit) compared to diaphragms in a healthy subject, patients at “Papageorgiou” General Hospital in Thessaloniki, […]
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