Preparing the next generation of electrophysiologists - experiences from using QPatch Compact as an educational tool
Earlier this spring, students and faculty at Brown University worked with our most recent platform QPatch Compact during a neuroscience graduate program at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, led by Prof. Diane Lipscombe. She gave her students the opportunity of exploring the properties of ion channel currents by conducting experiments to facilitate understanding of the mechanisms of these ion channels.
In this webinar, Prof. Diane Lipscombe and two of her first-year neuroscience graduate students will share their experiences working on QPatch Compact during this course.
Come and expand your knowledge and expertise with us in the exciting field of ion channel research. We are looking forward to seeing you there.