#ExpertAnswers: Lior Bikovski & Shivang Sunil Parikh on Home Cage Monitoring Systems for Behavioral Research
In this episode of Expert Answers, Lior Bikovski and Shivang Sunil Parikh share how to optimize the use of home cage monitoring systems for behavioral research.
Lessons From The Core: Longitudinal Assessment vs. Point Sampling of Behaviors in Mice
In this webinar, experts at The Myers Neuro-Behavioral Core Facility at Tel-Aviv University address specific advantages and limitations of today's home cage monitoring (HCM) technology used in behavioral research.
Locomotor Activity: refinement, reduction and replicability ‘round the clock in animal studies
A growing body of evidence suggests that Home Cage Monitoring studies are becoming key tools for in vivo animal research for three main reasons: reduction in animal distress thereby increasing welfare, minimization of biases (wanted and unwanted), and increased reproducibility of data.
