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Software vendorbased inWageningen, NETHERLANDS
Noldus Information Technology was established in 1989 by Lucas Noldus, founder and CEO of the company. With a Ph.D. in animal behavior from Wageningen University, he developed the company’s first software tool during his research in entomology. ...
If you are interested in a scope of zebrafish embryo and larvae parameters such as embryo activity, cardiovascular measurements, morphology, and gut and blood flow, then DanioScope is just what you ...
Software vendorbased inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Empatica, an MIT spin-off, is a pioneer in offering continuous, passive, and unobtrusive monitoring for patients with neurological conditions. We build software and algorithms to advance understanding of human behavior through wearable sensors. Our ...
The E4 is a medical-grade wearable device that offers real-time physiological data acquisition, enabling researchers to conduct in-depth analysis and ...
Software vendorbased inParis, FRANCE
Qynapse, through QyScore, brings groundbreaking peace of mind to the global fight against CNS disease. Qyscore is a medical device software FDA-cleared – class II and CE-marked – class IIa (CE BSI). Qyscore is a medical device software FDA-cleared ...
The software is intended to be used by medical personnel or neuroimaging trained personnel to support diagnosis of central nervous system diseases. Available for research use only and protected by 3 patents, ...
Software vendorbased inNewburypor, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
At EnClear Therapies, our goal is to improve and extend the lives of patients with a wide variety of CNS disease through precision dosing. We are building an Integrated Neurotechnology Business using our CSF Health Platform to create a pipeline of ...
ELC1: LEPTOMENINGEAL CARCINOMATOSIS (LC). A devastating form of Cancer effecting 110,000 Patients/Yr. US, with a current life expectancy 2-7 months. Involvement by cancer of pia & arachnoid mater of the brain with the subarachnoid space in ...