We are happy to welcome and introduce a new staff member at Loligo Systems. Simon Niels Esbjerg is a skilled software developer with a master’s degree in mathematics and physics from Aarhus University here in Denmark. Simon will be coding new Loligo software as well as taking part in R&D projects in...
A recent study by Cooper et al. from University of Glasgow used a shuttlebox system to see whether three-spined sticklebacks sacrifice exposure to their individual preferred or optimal environmental conditions so they can remain part of a social group. The group published their findings in PROCEEDIN...
The research group from the Jill Leonard’s lab at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, MI, is taking Loligo respirometry into the field. The objective is to evaluate resting and maximal metabolic rate in wild brook trout with the goal of classifying individual fish by metabolic ranking. To acc...
Please meet Loligo® Systems at the 13th International Congress on the Biology of Fish in Calgary, Alberta.
The biennial event is expected to attract around 400 delegates from all over the globe. Symposia range in topics related to fish biology, including behavior, stress physiology, ion regulation,...
We have just launched a new version of our MicroResp® software with added features and improvements for better performance, and a handy quick guide for the MicroResp® systems.
New software features:
Our office will be closed for the summer holiday from 16th - 27th of July (both days included).
We wish everyone a lovely summer!
The Loligo® team
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Dr. Maria Bertuzzi & Dr. Konstantinos Ampatzis from Karolinska Institutet used a Loligo® 5 L swim tunnel respirometer to test the critical swimming speed (Ucrit) in multiple adult zebrafish. The researchers investigated the functional flexibility of motoneurons and how the neurons execute locomotion...
Loligo® Systems will be present at the SETAC Europe 28th Annual Meeting. The 5-day annual meeting will take place in Rome and will feature a variety of training, networking and learning opportunities. Between 2,000 and 2,500 scientists, assessors, regulators and managers from academia, business and ...
Our new MicroRespTM software for automated microplate respirometry handles device communication, calibration, data acquisition, analysis and statistics – all in an intuitive and user-friendly way as shown in this video tutorial:
Feel free to ask us any questions about MicroResp™ or contact us abo...
Our new WitroxCTRL systems allow wireless monitoring, logging and control of water temperature and oxygen saturation in up to 24 independent tanks from a single computer.
The system comes with user-friendly software and all necessary hardware, except for a PC.
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