Video Library
The following is a collection of webinars, tech-casts, product set up and training videos for Aurora Scientific instrumentation and associated research applications.
Use the filters and settings to identify videos of interest by application, associated system or component referenced.
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Out of This World Research at Brock University: Space Flight’s Impact on Female Mice Reproductive Health
NASA’s SpaceX CRS-29 launched on November 9th carrying the Rodent Research-20 (RR-20) payload, the contents of which will be studied by Brock University’s Dr. Val Fajardo and his team using Aurora Scientific equipment upon its return.
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Aging and Skeletal Muscle Plasticity
WEBINAR: Join Sue Bodine, PhD for a deep dive into her research focused on the decline in muscle mass with aging and the role that innervation plays in muscle atrophy.
Experimental Muscle Mechanics in Aging and Disease
WEBINAR: Dr. Qaisar and Matt Borkowski deep dive into the experimental protocols used for measuring muscle function and mechanics for in vivo and in vitro research.
What Hurts the Most? Mechanical Stimulation Made Easy with the 300C-I
The 220A Olfactometer by Aurora Scientific has been updated and during this tech cast, Chris takes viewers through live demonstrations while sharing tips, tricks and best practices for optimal performance.
An Improved Method For Studying Mouse Diaphragm Function
During this virtual poster, Dr. Lessa will present a detailed and ready-to-use protocol on the design and manufacture of diaphragm clamps, and why this method is useful to any laboratory interested in performing mouse diaphragm function assay.
Considerations for Rigorous Pre-clinical Studies in Murine Muscular Dystrophy
WEBINAR: Experts will cover key considerations in the design and execution of rigorous pre-clinical efficacy studies in rodent models of Muscular Dystrophy.
Decoding Turbulent Chemical Plumes with Improved Signal Processing and Machine Learning
WEBINAR: Dr. Javier Burgués will demonstrate how he is leveraging low-cost chemical sensors to decode the fine-scale structure of turbulent chemical plumes.