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...
Dec 6, 2016 | cardiography, cardiology, consumer behavior, consumer neuroscience, electrocardiography, Electrodermal, functional near infrared, Life Science Data, magnetic resonance imaging, neuromarketing, neuroscience, noninvasive blood pressure, psychophysiology, respiration, Stimulators
Studies investigated the anxiety of gift-giving, the effects of social support in stressful situations, and what impact meditation has on heart rate, ECG, and blood pressure.
Nov 4, 2016 | cardiology, electrocardiography, Electrodermal, Life Science Data, magnetic resonance imaging, neuroscience, physiology, psychology, psychophysiology
The psychophysiological factors of stress, the behaviors of others, and of introception can play major roles in decision-making, and BIOPAC systems provide measurements of how physiological factors such as these influence decisions.
Apr 18, 2016 | functional near infrared, Life Science Data, magnetic resonance imaging, optical brain imaging, physiology, psychophysiology
Noise in functional near infrared (FNIR) imaging data utilized for neurophysiological brain functioning research is a challenge to researchers, The use of dark current measurement in functional near infrared (fNIR) brain imaging can provide a valuable tool in identifying and managing certain type of noise in recordings.
Mar 24, 2015 | cardiography, magnetic resonance imaging
The MRI system incorporates a VERY strong magnetic field and both emits and records radio frequency (RF) energy. This has impacts on subject and experimenter safety and on data accuracy.
Mar 19, 2015 | Life Science Data, magnetic resonance imaging
By Alan Macy, BIOPAC Systems, Inc. When performing MRI and simultaneously recording time-series physiological data, there are two basic types of artifact associated with MRI processes. The first type of artifact is associated with the presence of the large constant...
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