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Study anxiety and depression to transform mental health care
Dr. Thomas Prévôt, University of Toronto
Predictive ecology: Studying behavior in the Great Lakes
Dr. Christina Semeniuk, University of Windsor
Take a tour through the labs of some of our customers
Human behavior research labs
- KPN Experience
Lab
KPN is the largest telecom and IT service provider in the Netherlands. They believe in a society in which communication technology makes life richer, easier, and fuller - University of British Columbia
The Centre for Infant Cognition (CIC), at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver, Canada, uses analysis tools provided by Noldus for detailed behavioral coding. - Boeing
Boeing and Noldus have partnered to work on the integration, testing, and validation of a Apache simulator system - Aegon
The new Customer Experience Centre, will enable Aegon to evaluate and discuss the accessibility and user-friendliness of their services - George Brown
College
A modern simulated learning environment that provides trainees an opportunity to put theory into practice in a safe and controlled environment.
Animal behavior research labs
- University
Toronto
Assessing anxiety and depression in rodents in order to understand the underlying mechanisms of chronic stress exposure - University of
Groningen
EthoVision XT as an education tool: In the minor neuroscience, students learn how to use EthoVision XT - Heinrich
Heine University
The Social Rodent Lab is studying social learning behavior in rats, by using EthoVision XT and UltraVox XT - University
Rouen
In the behavioral analysis facility, they are evaluating the behavioral and functional activities of new pharmacological drugs - University
Windsor
Fish species in the Great Lakes are facing human-induced rapid ecological change. Dr. Semeniuk’s lab studies animal behavior in great detail in order to learn how the animals are behaving, but also whether or not they have the capability to persist
Recent blog posts
Direct observations help develop effective interventions in adolescence
Presenting a study in which family and friendship dynamics in adolescence were observed in order to develop more personalized interventions that prevent problem behaviors and adjustment issues.
Useful consumer neuroscience tools
Marketers track consumer behavior and try to understand it by learning more about the magic buy button.