Dr Magill - Discusses Scientifica and the development of the in vivo manipulator (IVM) @ScientificaUk
Dr Magill - Discusses Scientifica and the development of the in vivo manipulator (IVM)  @ScientificaUk
Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Scientifica Meets - Dr Peter Magill at the Medical Research Council, Anatomical Neuropharmacology Unit (MRC - based at the University of Oxford).

Dr Magill tells Jenni Lacey about how Scientifica helped his research by developing the IVM (in vivo manipulator) to be able to move precisely during his experiments. Dr Magill was involved throughout the process so the Scientifica team could develop the IVM to be ideal for these types of techniques.

Find out more about the IVM here:

- 3-Axis scientifica.uk.com/products/in-vivo-manipulator-triple-axis

- Single-Axis scientifica.uk.com/products/in-vivo-manipulator-single-axis
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