Product type
Cognition
Bussey-Saksida Touch Screen Operant Conditioning Chamber
The Bussey-Saksida Touch Screen Operant Conditioning Chamber is a multi-paradigm device used to study operant conditioning in rodents. It features a large,…
Operant Conditioning
See our images of the various configurations and accessories available for the Operant chamber
Rodent Dual Reward-Place Association Task
Developed by Michon et al, the Rodent Dual Reward-Place Association Task was created to explore the formation and transformation of memories into long-lasting…
Rowed Cheeseboard Maze
Developed as a variant between the Radial arm, Dry Morris Water, and Cheeseboard mazes, the rowed Cheeseboard uses food rewards to investigate both spatial…
Primate Finger Maze
The Primate Finger Maze can be applied in investigations involving pharmacological manipulations, brain lesions, and neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders to obtain an objective assessment of cognitive abilities.
Cognitive Bias Apparatus
Understanding cognitive biases are helpful in developing therapeutic treatments for diseases and disorders that affect the emotional states of individuals to improve the quality of living.
Butterfly Y Maze
The Butterfly Y maze is a variation of the Y Maze for rodents with three arms at 120 degrees to each other.
Fish 4 choice Maze
The Fish 4 choice Maze was used to demonstrate that environmental enrichment promotes neural plasticity and cognitive ability in fish.
Dog Cognitive Bias Maze Arena
The Dog Maze Arena can be used to carry out various cognitive experiments. It was used to measure positive affective state in dogs. Learn more here.
Dog T Maze
The Dog T maze can be used in assessing different cognitive tasks like cognitive impairment tasks and navigation tasks. Learn more here.
Marquee Water Maze
The Marquee Water Maze is an escape maze used to show that there's no evidence for cognitive mapping in rats. Learn more about it here.
Four Arms Plus Maze
The Four Arms Plus Maze can be used to assess motor and cognitive functions in birds. Learn more about the maze and how it is used here.










