The Nothobranchius Symposium is a biennial meeting that serves as a platform for researchers with an interest in all aspects of Nothobranchius biology from biomedical to ecological research to meet and discuss ideas.
We will be sponsoring the 4th Nothobranchius Symposium in Brno, Czech Republic, on...
We are proud to sponsor the 26th European Meeting of PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology (EMPSEB26) meeting in Killarney National Park, Ireland, by covering accommodation expenses for all the invited speakers. EMPSEB26 provides students with the opportunity to present their work to an international...
Once again, we have agreed to sponsor a symposium. This time for the SEB Annual Meeting in Prague 2020. The symposium is organized by Prof. Patricia A. Wright (Univ. Guelph) and Dr. Jonathan M. Wilson (Wilfrid Laurier Univ.), and we will provide travel funds to three post docs and invited speakers: ...
These are new free giveaways we will be bringing to trade shows at scientific meetings and conferences in the future:
The neck gaiter is designed with a word cloud made from titles of all the peer-reviewed papers citing use of Loligo® equipment. It is a multi-functional head piece that can keep you...
Dr. Jay Storz and Anthony Signore from University of Nebraska used our BOBS™ instrumentation to measure O2 affinity (P50) of hemoglobin from Tibetan wolves and mastiffs.
This new impressive research on Tibetan mastiffs gaining high-altitude adaptation by breeding with mountain wolves is highlighted...
Yangfan Zhang and his collaborators from University of British Columbia, Canada, used a 10 L Loligo® swim tunnel to assess the dynamic nature of ṀO2active near Ucrit in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). The researchers used various sampling windows and introduced an iterative algorithm which gene...
Post doc Natalie Pilakouta from University of Glasgow, and her collaborators (Holar College), used the shuttle box system and ShuttleSoft to look at thermal preferences in three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus). The researchers find that fish from both warm (from freshwater warmed by geot...
Prof. Mikko Nikinmaa from University of Turku, Finland, and his collaborators, used the microplate respirometer to analyze whether exposure to water-soluble fraction (WSF) of crude oil can be associated with changes in interindividual variability in phenotype in Daphnia magna. The 80 µl well micropl...
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Prof. Sigurd Einum from NTNU, Norway, and his collaborators, used our high-throughput microplate respirometry system to analyze the genetic variation in metabolic rate and correlations with other energy budget components and life history in Daphnia magna. Specifically, the microplate respirometry sy...
