Many researchers have teaching commitments, and we recognize the time and effort that goes into lesson planning with the goal of transferring knowledge about complex topics like electrophysiology and brain activity to a room full of students. Theoretical instruction is most effective when it is followed by practical sessions that reinforce the topics covered. Although there are several voltage / current simulators and sandbox programs available online, nothing compares to the real deal. For researchers who teach general neuroscience or cognitive science courses, being able to provide students with the opportunity to gain first-hand experience with psychophysiological data collection in the classroom setting makes the course more exciting and can improve foundational learning. Traditionally, in a classroom setting, researchers may choose to borrow equipment from their laboratory, which means that regular lab downtime is necessary if dedicated training is to be provided on an ongoing basis. To encourage education and limit downtime in the lab, we offer affordable training amplifiers and teaching licenses for many of our professional software packages. Teaching EEG has never been easier!








