Aug 5, 2020 | Education, Life Science Data, Remote Learning, Teaching physiology
Libraries can support remote students with distance learning tools like BSL Home practical lab kits, accessible wifi or hotspot loaners, and more.
Jul 10, 2020 | Education, Life Science Data
By: Jasmine Anderson, Biopac Student Lab Product Manager Simulations are not enough. Students need a practical hands-on lab experience with room to make mistakes. Internet is not reliable for students or the instructors and reading material alone does not lend to...
Jun 10, 2020 | Education, Life Science Data, Teaching physiology, Teaching Psychophysiology
By: Jasmine Anderson, Biopac Student Lab Product Manager The COVID-19 pandemic turned higher education upside-down when stay-at-home orders forced educational institutions to shift to distance learning this Spring. In hindsight, no one could have predicted what 2020...
Feb 17, 2020 | Education, Life Science Data, Teaching physiology, Teaching Psychophysiology
Experience has shown that beginning physiology students are more engaged when acquiring and viewing signals from their own (or a lab partner’s) bodies in real time, particularly signals that are noninvasive to capture and easy to acquire. Watching a waveform trace...
Sep 12, 2019 | cardiovascular hemodynamics, consumer behavior, Education, electrocardiography, Electrodermal, Electroencephalography, Exercise Physiology, functional near infrared, Life Science Data, magnetic resonance imaging, neuromarketing, neuroscience, psychophysiology, respiration, Teaching physiology, Teaching Psychophysiology
August is a month of barbecues, baseball, and last-minute vacations against the backdrop of a fading summer, and the eighth month of 2019 proved to be an equally exciting time at BIOPAC, with something of a pleasant vacation thrown in. On August 12-14, BIOPAC hosted...
Jul 11, 2019 | cardiography, cardiology, Education, electrocardiography, Life Science Data, physiology
For millennia, ancient healers across the globe long recognized the human heart as immeasurably vital to human life. Other organs may take an occasional time out, but not the heart. This sinewy fist-sized pump contracts and relaxes an average 60 to 80 beats per minute...
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