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#ExpertAnswers - an InsideScientific Podcast

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#ExpertAnswers is a podcast by InsideScientific, the online environment for Life Science webinars, virtual events, interviews and educational content that helps you do your best work. On this channel, we will be featuring discussions with experts as they answer some of the best questions from recent webinars. Check out our sister podcast #ShareScience for even more great life science content!

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Jan 30, 2024

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#ExpertAnswers: Michiel Helmes on Measuring Cardiomyocytes 09.08.2015

Michiel Helmes discusses a novel technique for measuring work output and replicating the four phases of the cardiac cycle at the single cell level.

#ExpertAnswers: Michael Kinder on Startle Systems 25.06.2015

Michael Kinder discusses the underlying technologies used in startle systems.

#ExpertAnswers: Gerry Herrera on Automated Analysis of Behavioral Data 19.06.2015

Gerry Herrera discusses the automated analysis of behavioral data in fear conditioning research.

#ExpertAnswers: Marta Fiorotto and Chris Adams on Measuring Energy Balance in Mice 22.05.2015

Marta Fiorotto and Chris Adams discuss measuring energy balance in mice.

#ExpertAnswers: Will Redfern and Sara Wells on Monitoring Rodents 12.05.2015

Will Redfern and Sara Wells discuss 24/7 monitoring of group-housed rodents in true IVC racked home cage environments for safety pharmacology and phenotyping applications.

#ExpertAnswers: Navin Kapur on Pressure-Volume Loops 23.04.2015

Navin Kapur discusses how Pressure-Volume loops impact outcomes in back research and clinical therapies.

#ExpertAnswers: Christopher Ward, Ramzi Khairallah, & Matthew Borkowski on basic in-vivo, in-situ and in-vitro experiments 16.04.2015

Christopher Ward, Ramzi Khairallah, and Mathew Borkowski discuss methodology and best practices regarding basic in-vivo, in-situ and in-vitro experiments.

#ExpertAnswers: Eero Castren, Roustem Khazipov, Petri Hyytia, and Leonard Khiroug on Recording Optical and Electrophysiological Data 08.04.2015

Eero Castren, Roustem Khazipov, Petri Hyytia, and Leonard Khiroug discuss the recording optical and electrophysiological data from the brains of head-fixed but otherwise freely moving rodents.

#ExpertAnswers: John Lighton on the Circadian Rhythms of Food Intake 20.03.2015

John Lighton discusses the relevance of gustatory signals, specifically micro-intake events, and how to measure their outcome.

#ExpertAnswers: James Clark & Graham Sattler on Improving Rodent Cardiovascular Research Outcomes 18.03.2015

James Clark and Graham Sattler discuss how to improve hemodynamic study outcome consistency by monitoring vital signs during surgery.

#ExpertAnswers: Peter Plouf and Filip Konecny on Pressure-Volume Loop Data 12.03.2015

Peter Plouf and Filip Konecny present the essentials of collecting Pressure-Volume Loop data with confidence.

#ExpertAnswers: Scott Earley & Gerry Herrera on In-Vitro Blood Vessel Research 25.02.2015

Scott Earley and Gerry Herrera review tools and techniques for studying function in isolated blood vessels using a pressurized arteriorgraph system.

#ExpertAnswers: David Wolfer, Ewelina Knapska, and Holger Russig on Rodent Behaviour 19.11.2014

Ewelina Knapska, David Wolfer, and Holger Russig dicuss high-throughput cognition testing of rodents within their social environment.

#ExpertAnswers: Benjamin Prosser and Michiel Helmes on Measuring Force in Single Heart Cells 08.10.2014

Cardiovascular scientists discuss best-practices and techniques for attaching, stretching and studying isolated myocytes.

#ExpertAnswers: Anna Honko, Steve Fox, and R. Dustan Sarazan on Continuous Real Time Physiologic Monitoring 03.10.2014

Anna Honko, Steve Fox, and R. Dustan Sarazan discuss the importance of continuous, real-time monitoring in preclinical research.

#ExpertAnswers: Harm Knot, Louis D’Alecy, and Jeffrey Osborn on The Promise of Telemetry 18.06.2014

Harm Knot, Louis D'Alecy, and Jeffrey Osborn discuss new capabilities in wireless physiologic monitoring enabled by the Stellar Telemetry system.

#ExpertAnswers: Brian Brockway and Robert Hamlin on Wireless Monitoring Technology 29.05.2014

Brian Brockway and Robert Hamlin discuss wireless monitoring technology in preclinical physiology, drug discovery, safety pharmacology, and toxicology.

#ExpertAnswers: Craig Emter, Robert Hamlin, Timothy Hacker, and Filip Konecny on Pressure-Volume Loops 23.04.2014

Craig Emter, Robert Hamlin, Timothy Hacker, and Filip Konecny, discuss how PV loops work in concert with other techniques.

#ExpertAnswers: Dan Burkhoff on Fundamental Concepts in Pressure Volume Analysis Part Two 03.04.2014

Dan Burkhoff discusses some of concepts of Pressure-Volume analysis, plus best practices during data acquisition and statistical analysis.

#ExpertAnswers: Dan Burkhoff on Fundamental Concepts in Pressure Volume Analysis 06.03.2014

Dan Burkhoff answers questions about the fundamental principles of preload, afterload, contractility, and lusitropy in pressure-volume analysis.

#ExpertAnswers: Corey Reynolds, Merry Lindsey and Graham Sattler on Surgical Monitoring 29.01.2014

Corey Reynolds, Merry Lindsey, and Graham Sattler speak about why comprehensive surgical monitoring has become so crucial in today’s scientific research space.

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