Last week, guest speakers professor Diane Lipscombe and two of her first-year neuroscience graduate students, Adit Sabnis, and Alice Lin from Brown University, United States, shared their experiences working with QPatch Compact during a recent neuroscience course. The webinar also included a short introduction to QPatch Compact by Michael Sonnested, Global Product Manager, Sophion Bioscience.

QPatch Compact has proven to be a key differentiating factor for teaching electrophysiology and biophysics to university-level graduate students. In this webinar, we demonstrate the great potential of QPatch Compact as a teaching tool for electrophysiology, biophysics, and neuroscience in a university teaching setting.

Click below to access the recorded webinar and learn more about QPatch Compact as an educational tool: