Tag: Preclinical
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Visual Electrophysiology as a Window into the Nervous System
Guest speaker: Dr. Henri Leinonen, Academy of Finland Fellow and Research Director in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Eastern Finland. In this webinar, Dr. Henri Leinonen explores how visual electrophysiology can be used as a powerful tool in neuroscience to probe the function of both the retina and the brain. By recording…
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Celeris: Multifocal Electroretinograms (mfERGs) on Rats
Guest speaker: Dr. James D. Akula, Department of Ophthalmology, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School. In this webinar, Dr. James D. Akula showcases first-time ever high spatial resolution multifocal electroretinograms (mfERGs) on the rat model using the Diagnosys Celeris® pattern stimulator. He discusses an array of mfERG tests performed in his lab and highlights the…
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Celeris: Rapid Throughput Simultaneous ERG and VEP
Guest speaker: Dr. Tonia Rex, Hays Director of Translational Vision Research and Professor of Ophthalmology & Visual Science at Vanderbilt University Medical Center; Associate Vice Chair for Translational Research in the Vanderbilt Eye Institute. In this webinar, Dr. Rex describes some of her animal model example cases and how, leveraging Celeris®, she uses visual electrophysiology…
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Advanced Celeris Protocol Creation and Data Export
Diagnosys speakers: Natalie Doran, Director of Customer Support, and Anna-Rosa Gejlsbjerg, European Head of Sales. In this webinar, Natalie and Anna-Rosa speak about the ins and outs of protocol creation and customization on Celeris®. They also go in depth about raw data exportation and the eXporter software designed for bulk data export for analysis. Get…
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Introduction to Celeris: Rodent Electroretinography (ERG) Testing
Guest speaker: Dr. Adam Baker, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. This webinar is intended for those interested in or considering Diagnosys’ cutting-edge small animal testing system, Celeris®. Our guest speaker Dr. Adam Baker, will present the key features and benefits of the Celeris. His twenty years of experience performing electroretinograms (ERGs) ideally positions him to speak…
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Celeris: Rodent Electroretinography (ERG) for Testing the Genetics of Degenerative Disease
Guest speaker: Dr. Steven Nusinowitz, UCLA Stein Eye Center. In this webinar, Dr. Nusinowitz, discusses how the Celeris® system has been instrumental in advancing three ongoing research projects in his lab. Dr. Nusinowitz will explain how this cutting-edge system supports research, including details on test preparation, the waveforms produced by different cell types, and examples…