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Free Seminar : No two mice alike: leveraging inter-individual variability in threat conditioning of inbred mice to model trait anxiety 28/03/2024
Dr. Kovlyagina
and her collaborators have developed a novel experimental and computational
pipeline to operationalize trait anxiety in male and female inbred (C57BL6J)
mice. For this webinar Dr. Kovlyagina will provide insight into the methodology
of their pipeline and how EthoVision XT contributed to it. Sign up here for the seminar on April 11th.
NoldusHUB is here! 08/12/2023
NoldusHUB sets a new standard for integrated and synchronised behavioural data collection, visualisation and analysis.
The Observer XT integrates with the Bitbrain EEG Diadem device 26/10/2023
The Observer XT now integrates with the Bitbrain EEG Diadem device
Qualisys Equine User-group Meeting UK 2023, 25-26 October 24/10/2023
Qualisys Equine User-group Meeting UK 2023
Join us at SfN 2023! 23/10/2023
Tracksys will be at SfN in the Walter E. Washington Conference Centre in Washington D.C. from the 11-15th November.
Bertec Force Measurement 20/12/2022
Full range of force measurement devices from Bertec available.
- Instrumented treadmill
- Immersive lab
- Force plates - portable and fixed plates
- Portable staircase - instrumented stairs
- Instrumented Handrails
EthoVision XT 16 released with Deep Learning 20/05/2021
EthoVision XT 16 marks the start of the 'Deep Learning' era using neural networks to allow a computer to ‘learn by experience’. This drastically improves the detection of body points in rats and mice. The result: unsurpassed video tracking quality!
Researchers in Conversation Podcast Episode 11: Dr Peter Oliver on Neuroscience 09/12/2020
Dr Peter Oliver is an Associate Professor at the University of Oxford and MRC Programme Leader, and has used the EthoVision XT software. This entertaining and informative chat reveals how Peter’s research follows the genes, as opposed to starting with a disease. For example, his lab identified a family of proteins when gene mapping a mouse mutant with a distinctive pathology, linking to a form of epilepsy. Peter covers the important skills required by a researcher, such as: the ability to make mutually beneficial collaborations; writing skills for publications and grant proposals; and the flexibility to take on new techniques as the research evolves. He also gives us an insight in to publication review and the many creative ways of sharing academic research.