Archive for: On-Demand

27.082020

An Improved Method for Studying Mouse Diaphragm Function

An Improved Method for Studying Mouse Diaphragm Function

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Aurora Scientific Virtual Posters, Muscle Physiology & Function, On-Demand, PostersTags mouse, muscle function, muscular dystrophy, pulmonary disease, skeletal muscle, tissue bath

VIRTUAL POSTER

A detailed and ready-to-use protocol on the design and manufacturing of diaphragm clamps, and how to mount them to a muscle force measurement system.

12.082020

How to Record Great Respiration Data

How to Record Great Respiration Data

By Liam SanioIn BIOPAC, Human Physiology, Metabolic Function, On-DemandTags data acquisition, ECG/EKG, human physiology, respiratory function

ON DEMAND

Join BIOPAC to learn more about technologies and techniques to help you record good quality respiration data.

12.082020

Solid-state NMR Spectroscopy in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Drug Delivery to Formulation Development

Solid-state NMR Spectroscopy in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Drug Delivery to Formulation Development

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Bruker, On-Demand, PharmacologyTags analytical chemistry, drug analysis, drug discovery, drug dosing, drug manufacturing, drug testing, magnetic resonance imaging, safety pharmacology, solid-state, SPECT

ON DEMAND

Join Dr. Yongchao Su for an overview of the versatile roles of ssNMR in pharmaceutical development, providing a structural basis for the design of drug substances and products.

12.082020

COVID-19 – What’s NMR got to do with it?

COVID-19 – What’s NMR got to do with it?

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Bruker, On-Demand, Pharmacology, ToxicologyTags analytical chemistry, antiviral, clinical research, coronavirus, COVID-19, drug analysis, drug discovery, drug manufacturing, drug testing, infectious disease, magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear magnetic resonance, safety pharmacology, virology

ON DEMAND

Dr. Sharman explains the impact of using NMR for the quality control and release of drug molecules currently in shortage due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

31.072020

Cravings and Weightlifting Squats: Technologies that Explore New Metabolic and Behavioral Research

Cravings and Weightlifting Squats: Technologies that Explore New Metabolic and Behavioral Research

By Liam SanioIn Metabolic Function, Muscle Physiology & Function, Obesity, On-Demand, TSE SystemsTags behavioral phenotyping, food intake, home cage monitoring, metabolic function, metabolic phenotyping, muscle function, obesity, optogenetics, phenotyping, rodent

ON DEMAND

OBESITY SERIES 2020: Zhen Yan and Diego Bohórquez present case studies demonstrating the use of automated home cage phenotyping for preclinical obesity research.

29.072020

Cardiovascular Autonomic Testing Revisited

Cardiovascular Autonomic Testing Revisited

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Cardiovascular, Finapres, On-DemandTags arrhythmia detection, autonomic testing, blood flow, blood pressure, cardiac function, cardiovascular disease, clinical research, cNIBP, continuous blood pressure, data acquisition, data analysis, ECG/EKG, electrocardiography, fainting, hemodynamics, hypertension, myocardial diseases, orthostatic intolerance, preeclampsia, syncope

ON DEMAND

Dr. Artur Fedorowski outlines the practical skills needed to perform a successful cardiovascular and autonomic workup in unexplained syncope and cardiovascular dysautonomia.

14.072020

Decoding Turbulent Chemical Plumes with Improved Signal Processing and Machine Learning

Decoding Turbulent Chemical Plumes with Improved Signal Processing and Machine Learning

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Aurora Scientific, Neuroscience, On-Demand, plume trackingTags air quality, concentration mapping, emission monitoring, emission quantification, lab techniques, metal oxide sensors, MOX, nano-drone, odor delivery, Olfaction, olfactory robots, signal processing, sources localization, turbulent plumes, wind tunnel

ON DEMAND

Join Dr. Burgués as he demonstrates how he has built faster and more reliable MOX sensors for tracking turbulent chemical plumes.

08.072020

Comparability studies of Pharmaceutical Proteins by 2D NMR fingerprint

Comparability studies of Pharmaceutical Proteins by 2D NMR fingerprint

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Bruker, Bruker COVID-19 Series, On-Demand, PharmacologyTags bioactive proteins, bioactivity, clinical research, coronavirus, COVID-19, drug analysis, drug discovery, infectious disease, nuclear magnetic resonance, SPECT, vaccines, virology

ON DEMAND

Dr. Malmstrøm demonstrates how correlations between NMR data and bioactivity can be used to confirm the structure and activity of proteins.

02.072020

Characterizing Pharmaceutical Formulations Using Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy

Characterizing Pharmaceutical Formulations Using Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Bruker, On-Demand, PharmacologyTags drug analysis, drug discovery, nuclear magnetic resonance, safety pharmacology, solid-state, SPECT

ON DEMAND

An expert in pharmaceutical sciences discusses solid-state NMR spectroscopy as an advanced analytical technique to provide unique insight into the composition and properties of pharmaceutical formulations.

29.062020

Clinical Methods and Applications of Hyperpolarized 129Xe MRI for Functional Imaging of the Lungs and Other Organs

Clinical Methods and Applications of Hyperpolarized 129Xe MRI for Functional Imaging of the Lungs and Other Organs

By Hayleigh CullitonIn Bruker, Human Physiology, On-Demand, Preclinical Imaging, Pulmonary FunctionTags asthma, breathing, Cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, clinical research, cystic fibrosis, human physiology, lung disease, lung function, magnetic resonance imaging, oncology, pulmonary disease, pulmonary hypertension, pulmonary imaging, respiratory function

ON DEMAND

Renowned MRI expert, Prof. Jim Wild, will discuss the clinical applications of 129Xe lung imaging with a focus on novel pulmonary therapies using hyperpolarized gas and proton lung MRI as markers.

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