A great article came out this week from Bob Spencer’s Lab at the University of Colorado, and Vulintus got to help with it! They showed that laboratory rats and mice are sensitive to, and can consciously detect, far-red wavelengths of light that researchers have long assumed they were essentially blind to. So if we can use red work lights, maybe we can work in infrared?
We’ve cooked up what we think is a fun surprise for visitors this year, too, so make sure to add us to your itinerary!
Vulintus Robo Rats at SfN 2024!
We’re heading to Washington, DC for the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2023 on November 11-15! Come visit us at exhibitor booth #2037. We’ve got new systems and new behavioral tests to show you and, as always, we’ll have our robo-rats doing demonstrations on our MotoTrak, SensiTrak, and OmniTrak systems. Or you can talk to presenters at these posters, which present data from Vulintus systems. If you’ve got a behavior that you want to automate and increase your throughput, come talk to us!
