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- (November 2009): HEKA Stimulus Plugin for CESE Plus 2.0 platform released.
- (November 2009): Additional Enhanced Simucore Models for CESE Plus 2.0 platform available.
- (July 2009): Simulogic's CESE Plus 2.0 platform profiled as feature article in Laboratory Focus.
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(June 2009): CESE Plus 2.0 platform released.
Download a product brochure. - (June 2009): Enhanced Simucore Model Library released.
- (April 2009): Simulogic partners with St.Francis Xavier University for Nova Scotia Productivity and Innovation Program.
Simulogic Inc. develops, distributes, and supports simulation software systems for basic and applied electrophysiology research. Simulogic products are designed to help the academic researcher, the HTS discovery scientist, and the physiology student to perform simulations of cell electrical activity using state of the art computer models and powerful simulation environments.
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HEKA stimulus plugin
Combine the power of simulations and electrophysiological recordings! HEKA stimulus plugin allows you to export simulated data trace as "stimulus template" that can be instantly used in HEKA Electronics PatchMaster software as a clamping command. For example, you can use simulated action potentials as commands in the voltage-clamp mode ("action potential clamp") or simulated currents as commands in the current-clamp mode.
CESE Plus 2.0 platform
Our most powerful simulation environment yet. Full support for Mac OS X in addition to Windows and Linux, innovative split display for comparison of multiple simulated data traces, data import/export in MS Excel, Axon text files and ASCII tables, powerful cursors to select regions of interest and perform online measurements and statistical analysis, VirtuClamp to simulate voltage clamp and current clamp protocols, and much more.
Take a video tour of CESE Plus 2.0.
Enhanced Simucore models
A collection of popular and tested electrophysiological models allow you to simulate action potentials, currents through ion channels and pumps, changes in the intracellular ionic concentrations (including Ca2+ transients), gating parameters and more. Atrial and ventricular cardiac models simulate electrical activity of guinea pig, canine, rabbit and human heart cells. Neuronal and skeletal muscle cell models are also available.