Company

"MicroTransponder has developed the Paired Vagus Nerve Stimulation System (Paired VNS System) based on decades of neuroscience research. The Paired VNS System is designed to treat several neurological conditions. Our initial focus is upper limb deficits among chronic stroke patients. The Vivistim System enables stroke survivors to regain upper limb mobility."

Company

"NURO is a Waterloo scale-up specializing in Neuroscience and Neurotechnology. NURO is the manufacturer of the NUOS platform allowing communication and computing by brain, instantly and without any surgery."

Company

"Microprobes for Life Science provides researchers across the globe with the highest quality microelectrodes and microelectrode arrays for all types of electrophysiology studies both in vivo and in vitro, chronic and acute.

Serving the medical research community for over 30 years with unparalleled quality products and service, our team of design and manufacturing experts are devoted to meeting your unique electrode requirements"

Company

"Intan Technologies miniaturizes the functions of traditional large, expensive electrophysiology equipment and enables small, low-cost scientific instruments and medical devices. We develop specialized integrated circuits to interface with electrical signals in living tissue. We create innovative microchips to sense and stimulate neurons and muscles. Intan products are used by biomedical companies and research labs in over 50 countries around the world."

Company

"Smart Ephys combines the expertise and experience of three companies: HEKA, Multi Channel Systems, and Warner Instruments. We provide solutions for all areas of electrophysiology from one source. As a trusted partner in your laboratory, we look forward to finding the right solution to support your electrophysiological research.
Instruments for patch clamp and electrochemistry.
Systems for in vitro MEA and in vivo extracellular recording, automated patch clamp and TEVC.
Specialized tools for electrophysiology and cell biology research."