Biomedical User Group Blog
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Maynimation
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Check out How-to documents for the new LabVIEW Biomedical Toolkit
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ZJ.Gu
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Announcing the LabVIEW 2012 Biomedical Toolkit
- Newton_de_Faria on: Snooping on your brain
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Sundar...
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New LabVIEW drivers for low-cost EEG headsets
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Steve.J
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The Fastest Growing Engineering Degree
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Steve.J
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Join us at BMES 2010
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Steve.J
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Using the "Wiimote" Controller in Biomedical Research
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GeoffJo
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Great "hidden" FDA training resources
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Coq_Rouge
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The NI licence policy exclude the "Touch Panel Module" from use in the medical segment
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Steve.J
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Where would you like to see NI go in the life sciences?
Great place to find bioscience images
Have you ever needed to find some great images for a report or presentation and been frustrated finding them with Google (never mind the copyright issues involved). I ran across a great website that solves this problem. It's called "ImageBank" and is a service of the Higher Education Academy at the UK Centre for Bioscience. The images are all available for download as long as the use is educational and the author/copyright holder and website are acknowledged. You can easily search the imagebank by keyword or browse by subject, organism, or scientific name.
Here's shot of a little beasty that we are very familiar with here in Austin - my son was just stung by one yesterday (ouch).
(photo courtesy Larry Degala, © Larry Degala):
