News, Publications and Press Releases #
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Absence seizures and sleep-wake abnormalities in a rat model ofGRIN2B neurodevelopmental disorder
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3rd March 2025 @ bioRxiv
Academic publication from the University of Edinburgh on their work using TainiTec's systems. -
Assessment of the excitation–inhibition ratio in the Fmr1 KO2 mouse using neuronal oscillation dynamics
20th May 2024 @ Cerebral Cortex Journal
Academic publication from the University of Groningen on their work using TainiTec's systems. -
Royal Academy of Engineering elects Professor Esther Rodriguez-Villegas as a Fellow
22nd September 2020 @ Royal Academy of Engineering
Professor Rodriguez-Villegas is the Co-founder and CSO of TainiTec. Her research focuses on wearable medical devices and low-power integrated circuits with a focus on healthcare applications like brain, heart and lung conditions -
Invited talk at the 2019 NC3Rs CRACK IT Showcase
12th September 2019 @ NC3Rs
TainiTec were invited to present at the session ‘Cognition: Wireless EEG recording in mice’ -
Invited talk at the British Association for Psychopharmacology Summer Meeting 2019
14th July 2019 @ British Association for Psychopharmacology
TainiTec were invited to present at the BAP session ‘PsychophaRRRmacology – enhancing research outcomes by applying the 3Rs’ -
NC3Rs-funded technology wins international award
2nd November 2018 @ NC3Rs
News story from the ‘National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research’ (NC3Rs) about TaiNi’s award from the AAALAC. -
Global 3Rs Awards Program Winner
31st October 2018 @ AAALAC
TaiNi’s Scientific Reports research paper was names as an ‘Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International’ (AAALAC) global 3Rs award winner. -
TaiNi – Awarded Provost’s Award for Excellence in Animal Research
1st June 2018 @ Imperial College London
Award given to TaiNi by Imperial College London, as an excellent example of the application of the 3Rs with the potential to transform science, drug development and animal welfare. -
Brain implant offers new hope for Alzheimer’s disease
4th September 2017 @ i (Newspaper)
Article on the scientific and research potential of the TaiNi system. -
Why a tiny new mouse implant could revolutionise Alzheimer’s research
4th September 2017 @ i (Newspaper)
Comment article by science corespondent, Tom Bawden, on the scientific and research potential of the TaiNi system. -
Why a new lightweight brain reading device for mice is so much more humane
4th September 2017 @ i (Newspaper)
Article by Chief Executive of the NC3Rs, Vicky Robinson, on the welfare benefits of the TaiNi system. -
TaiNi: Maximizing research output whilst improving animals’ welfare in neurophysiology experiments
14th August 2017 @ Nature: Scientific Reports
Academic publication on the validation of TainiTec's first system, TAINI. Written in collaboration between Imperial College London, Eli Lilly, and TainiTec. -
Dementia and brain research could be improved thanks to new sensor
14th August 2017 @ Imperial College London
News story from Imperial College London describing the scientific and welfare importance of TainiTec’s system, TAINI. -
New device for refined neural recording in mice could transform dementia research
14th August 2017 @ NC3Rs
News story from the ‘National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research’ (NC3Rs) describing the scientific and welfare importance of TainiTec’s system, TAINI. -
TainiTec launch the TAINI wireless electrophysiology system
May 2017