Hands-on training sessions with a BIOPAC expert.
Session size is limited and topics cover hardware/software/subject setup through analysis and reporting tools, including automation & scoring routines optimized for life science data…plus time for your questions about a specific protocol.
– Scheduled BIOPAC Trainings & Seminars are listed below.
– Custom on-site training is available: request info.
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Dozens of hands-on, small group, targeted sessions, how-to workshops, and demonstrations on “Tools, Trends, Techniques, and Technology” to measure and analyze human physiological signals and integrate physiology teaching systems (BSL) into programs of study, presented by renowned experts in life science research and education.
Watch BIOPAC training videos to learn more about hardware & software solutions for your lab.
Watch free webinars hosted by BIOPAC and selected partners—learn about EDA data, Eye Tracking, and more.
Smart Center Stand-alone, Portable Wireless Physiology Systems Smart Center Essentials entry-level system includes a Smart Center Device (BN-SMART with USB power cable), 2 or 3 Transmitters (BN-xxx-T with chargers); AcqKnowledge for Smart Center, and a case. Smart Center Enhanced adds a Logger (BN-LOGGER) and Basic Scripting License (ACK100W-BAS) to the Smart Center Device (BN-SMART with powercable), 3 […]
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