The Fifth "Neuroscience Workshop" - Near Infrared (NIR) [Phase II] was successfully held to explore the frontiers of neuroscience!

The Fifth HBTS Neuroscience Workshop - Near Infrared (NIR) [Phase II] offline workshop registration is now open! In neuroscience research, experimental design is crucial to ensure the quality and reliability of data. This workshop is dedicated to provide a platform for in-depth discussion.

The workshop covered the fundamentals and applications of NIR technology, basic principles of experimental design, best practices in data analysis and interpretation, and sharing of successful experiences through case studies and interactive discussions. Participants learned the latest technological advances and mastered the key techniques of experimental design.

As a company focusing on neuroscience, Everbest Technology further increases its contribution to the field of neuroscience.

Engineer explains neuroscience basis of NIR

Engineer explains the classic types of experimental design and case sharing of NIR

Attendees listened attentively to the explanation and actively participated in the discussion

laborformulaTeacher explains the precautions for NIR experiments

Demonstration of NIR data acquisition and presentation of results

hiring outpresent (sb for a job etc)Perspectives on the application of near-infrared technology in interdisciplinary research

The Neuroscience Seminar of Sincerity Technology was successfully concluded after a day and a half of exciting sharing and networking. At the end of the meeting, we awarded the participants with certificates of completion to commemorate the event.

Hengzhi Technology has been committed to promoting the development and innovation of neuroscience. Meanwhile, it has established a wide range of cooperative relationships with domestic research institutions and universities to jointly promote interdisciplinary research and application of neuroscience.

HBL will continue to organize related academic exchange activities to provide more learning opportunities for neuroscience researchers and to promote academic exchanges and cooperation. We also expect the participants to achieve more results in their future research and jointly promote the development and progress of the neuroscience field.