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?
Speaking of biomedical imaging...
The images obtained using flourescence microscopy can be stunning - the various stains or markers that are used to identify various proteins or cellular structures generate amazing patterns, many of which look ironically like images obtained from astronomical research where the measurement scale is at the other extreme. I use these images as my desktop background and screen saver images...nature photography at a cellular level! Each year, GE Healthcare runs a contest for the best image obtained from its IN Cell Analyzer, a system used to study cellular structure and processes that is used primarily in research and drug discovery. Visit the contest website to see the finalists and place your vote for the best image. The voting is open until January 6, 2010. |  |
