iWorx Newsletter Back-to-School Edition
Table of Contents Welcome to the 2026 “Back to School” issue of our newsletter! As always, we love hearing from you—send your thoughts and feedback
August 17, 2026
Table of Contents Welcome to the 2026 “Back to School” issue of our newsletter! As always, we love hearing from you—send your thoughts and feedback
Table of Contents One of the biggest challenges in Biomedical Engineering (BME) and advanced physiology education is helping students bridge the gap between biological signals
Table of Contents Are you looking for ways to transform abstract equations into unforgettable, hands-on discoveries? At iWorx, we believe that the best way to
Vessel elasticity is key to stable blood pressure, helping arteries stretch and recoil with each heartbeat. As stiffness increases, cardiovascular risk rises. The new iWorx lab brings these concepts to life, giving students hands-on insight into vascular compliance and real-world physiology.
See how our eye tracking technology, including fixations, saccades, and AOIs, measure attention, comprehension, and cognitive processing. This allows us to better understand how people process information.
This month’s newsletter features a handful of beginner‐friendly yoga poses make the “form over function” lesson incredibly clear because students think they can do them easily––until alignment shows them otherwise. These are perfect for demonstrating that how you move matters more than how far you move.
Kick off 2026 with confidence! As the spring semester begins, iWorx is here to ensure you have everything you need to teach and research more effectively—from free LabScribe software updates and newly enhanced, color-coded labs to expanded online resources and support, and video tutorials. iWorx makes it easier than ever to deliver high-quality, hands-on science education and research.
iWorx Systems and Scantox showcase how electrophysiology-based metrics—like CMAP, MUNE, and repeated nerve stimulation—can track neuromuscular dysfunction in SOD1 mouse models of ALS. By analyzing the shape and timing of action potentials, researchers can gain powerful insights into motor neuron health and disease progression.
iWorx Systems wishes you a Happy & Healthy Holiday Season and a Joyous New Year! In this newsletter, we’ll be covering a few quick reminders to support your spring planning, including updating LabScribe, cleaning and storing equipment, free Zoom trainings, and new video tutorials, FAQs, and resources on our website.
Period pain is more common—and more complex—than many realize. From the science behind cramps to a lab simulator that helps students feel what menstruators experience, dysmenorrhea deserves more awareness, empathy, and conversation.
COVID created some incredible challenges to secondary education, nowhere more so than laboratory courses. Students were unable to be on campus or in the lab
Remember to take advantage of the free software upgrades for iWorx customers. The most recent version of the software can be found in the User
Cleaning procedures for our systems are quite easy. Everything from the TA boxes to the pulse sensors can be wiped down with disinfecting wipes. Make
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