Webinars
Want to stay up to date in your research field? We regularly host webinars about animal and human behavior research. As a NoldusCare customer you can rewatch them whenever it suits you. With NoldusCare you’ll gain access to all the webinars below. Please use the category filter to narrow down your search.
Inside a Behavioral Lab: Automatic synchronization and dynamic analysis of physiology, emotions and eye-tracking
Walk this way: Free-walking & treadmill systems for rodent gait analysis – Jason Rogers, PhD
Automated facial expression analysis in young infants – Martina Zaharieva, PhD & Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
Development of emotional communication with mothers, fathers, and strangers – Eliala Salvadori, MSc
How emotions are made in Baby FaceReader – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
Beyond basic emotions: Best practices when creating custom expressions – Tess den Uyl, PhD
Flavor perception, facial expression & predicting food choice behavior – Jason Rogers, PhD & Geertje van Bergen, PhD
How to measure engagement from facial expressions – Dayenne Sarkol-Teulings
The psychophysiology of emotion – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
What’s in a face: Project Analysis Module and Custom Expressions in FaceReader 9 – Jason Rogers, PhD
Research in developmental psychology – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
Data storytelling: A CatWalk XT tale – Jason Rogers, PhD
How to measure emotions – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
The standardization paradox: Better data with naturalistic behavioral tests – Albert Willemsen, MSc
Simulation-based training: Why and how – Karin Kuiper & Dennie Wulterkens
Innovative methodologies for consumer behavior research – Jason Rogers, PhD
Behavioral coding: Designing optimal coding schemes in The Observer XT – Wilant Giessen, MSc
How to integrate psychophysiological & behavioral data with Noldus and BIOPAC tools – Alex Dimov & Patrick Zimmerman
Tools and methods for Facial Action Coding – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
No two mice alike – Irina Kovlyagina, PhD & Huib van den Heuvel, MSc
Data quality in anxiety testing: Influence of handling and data refinement – Ylva Marie Vik, PhD & Huib van den Heuvel
How to use the Track editor in EthoVision XT – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
Tools and techniques for zebrafish research – Albert Willemsen, MSc
Automated rodent behavior recognition with EthoVision XT – Guus Bongers, PhD
Detection settings in EthoVision XT, doing it right – Matt Feltenstein, PhD
Benefits of deep learning based rodent tracking – Steffen van Heijningen, PhD & Romain Hollands, MSc
The dilemma of individual versus social housing of mice – Steffen van Heijningen, PhD
Hiding in plain sight: Hidden zones in EthoVision XT – Matt Feltenstein, PhD
Zebrafish research in the spotlight – Christian Tudorache, PhD & Ruud van den Bos, PhD
Data analysis, organization, and visualisation in EthoVision XT and Excel – Wilant van Giessen, PhD
Tips and tricks in EthoVision XT – Matt Feltenstein, PhD
Understanding anxiety in rodent models – Mu Yang, PhD & Steffen van Heijningen, PhD
Analysis of spatial behavior: Heatmaps in EthoVision XT – Fabrizio Grieco, PhD
Phenotyping your rodents: Mapping short- and long-term studies – Romain Hollands, MSc
Boost analysis capability in EthoVision XT with JavaScript variables – Fabrizio Grieco, PhD
Increasing reproducibility and reliability of novel object tests through standardization and automation – Alicia Brantley, PhD
Don’t fear the procedure: EthoVision XT and fear conditioning – Matt Feltenstein, PhD
How to set up DanioVision experiments – Patrick Zimmerman, PhD
UltraVox & EthoVision XT: What is your animal trying to tell you? – Matt Feltenstein, PhD
