Learning/Memory - Attention - Addiction

Our devices support a wide range of cognitive assessments, including spatial learning (T-Maze, Shuttle Boxes, Holeboard), recognition memory (Novel Object Recognition Test 3D), attention and impulse control (5-9 Holes Attention Processes Box), and reward-based learning or addiction-related behaviors (Operant & Behavior Modular System, Place Preference Cage).

By employing advanced imaging and software algorithms, these systems minimize human interaction and observer bias. Automated scoring reduces variability, ensures consistency across trials, and provides objective, reproducible measurements.

Most instruments, such as the T-Maze or Shuttle Boxes, can be adapted for mice, rats, or other small laboratory rodents. Modular systems, like the Operant & Behavior Modular System, are particularly flexible, allowing researchers to customize task parameters and apparatus configurations.

Data from Bioseb’s instruments can be exported in widely compatible formats, enabling integration with imaging, electrophysiological, molecular, or pharmacokinetic data. Combining multiple data streams provides a richer understanding of the neural and behavioral correlates of cognition, attention, and addiction.

Yes. Tests like the Novel Object Recognition Test, Operant Conditioning paradigms, T-Maze, and CPP are well-established methods with extensive literature support. Using Bioseb’s standardized, automated versions ensures adherence to widely accepted protocols and best practices, enhancing the credibility of your findings.

Bioseb provides on-demand technical support and training, customized to the specific needs of each instrument. Services include assistance with installation, training on hardware and software, and protocol optimization, adapted to the complexity of the equipment. For further details or to request support, please use our contact form.