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8th May 2024
It is remarkable and inspiring to watch the diverse range of applications facilitated by the PhenoSys qOMR. In the five latest publications at hand, the qOMR has been key in provid ...
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11th August 2023
Introduction Our brain is like a fascinating puzzle, and the hippocampus holds a special piece that helps us find our way and remember important moments. But there’s still a l ...
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2nd February 2023
Tracking natural substance use with home-cage monitoring How well do your animal experiments reflect what’s going on in real-world situations in humans? Translatability is one ...
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17th August 2022
In the life sciences, measure metabolic rates in model animals is on the rise in recent decades. In part, this rise tracks the growing research into metabolic diseases like diabete ...
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1st August 2022
Janelle Pakan, PhD, is a group leader in neuroscience at the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany. She runs the Neural Circuits and Network Dynamics group which focus ...
Read More 4th April 2022
The CaloBox is the result of several decades of development by the German physiologist and zoologist Professor Gerhard Heldmaier. After a professorship in metabolic physiology at ...
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1st October 2021
It is an exciting time for vision research. New biotechnologies of gene editing are showing potential hope for restoring vision in patients with congenital vision loss. One such di ...
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9th August 2021
The radio tower on the hill outside town, the house with the pink door on Old Street; we invariably use strong visual stimuli as navigation markers. In mammals, cognitive maps r ...
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27th May 2021
Repeated rewarding objects are processed in the visual cortex with greater weight. By Fred Schwaller There is a concept in psychology called the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, al ...
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