Society for Neuroscience 2025

Visit Harvard Bioscience at booth #1928 to get an up-close look at solutions designed to help you make groundbreaking discoveries in neuroscience.

• Incub8™ Multiwell MEA System: Take your in vitro research further. The Incub8 system is the first MEA platform to combine optical and electrophysiological assessment in a single recording. That means more reliable data, reduced consumable and compound use, and significant time savings. With the ability to record from up to 768 samples at once — inside an incubator, on the bench, or under a microscope — Incub8 offers unmatched throughput and flexibility for labs with all levels of throughput needs.   
• SoHo™ Telemetry System: The SoHo telemetry platform enables real-time measurement of physiological endpoints now including biopotentials (EEG, EMG, and ECG) in small animal models. Integrated with the Company’s industry-leading Ponemah™ data management platform, the SoHo telemetry system allows users to collect, manage, analyze and report findings from multiple concurrent small animal models in a shared housing environment, ensuring precision and reliability in behavioral and neurophysiological experiments. In addition, the SoHo solution allows data to be collected over longer time periods and opens exciting new opportunities for longitudinal studies.
• Mesh MEA: Record electrophysiological data from inside an organoid without damaging its structure for the first time. This microelectrode array (MEA) platform continues to gain traction among the scientific and therapy development communities, and unlike traditional technologies, it captures electrophysiology signals from inside the organoid in real time, providing researchers with exciting new insights into complex neural dynamics and brain disorders. 
• EPC 10 USB 3.0 Patch Clamp Amplifier: This new family of amplifiers support the recording of rapid events such as ion channel activation kinetics, high-frequency single-channel flickering, and nanopore currents.