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Sable course at University of Hohenheim, Germany

LAS VEGAS, September 27, 2016 – Sable Systems successfully held a two-day course on room calorimetry, in coordination with the international symposium Regulation of Energy Balance: Classical Concepts and Novel Insights, September 10, 2016 at the University of Hohenheim, Germany.  The room calorimetry course was taught by John Lighton, PhD, President, Chief Scientist & CTO of Sable Systems International and Dr. Andreas Mölich, Managing Director of Sable Systems Europe GmbH.  Dr. Lighton is also the author of the book “Measuring Metabolic Rates: A Manual for Scientists”.

The course covered both theory and practice of room calorimetry, including specifics of gas analyzers used in indirect calorimetry, system validation and data analysis.  Making use of the University of Hohenheim’s expertly-designed new room calorimetry facility, metabolic data from attendees were collected and analyzed during the course.  The new facility is under the direction of Anja Bosy-Westphal, MD, PhD, professor of nutrition and dietetics.

For information about Sable Systems’ upcoming courses and events, please see Education Calendar. To learn more about Sable room calorimetry systems, see Human Room Calorimetry.

About Sable Systems International

Sable Systems develops superior instrumentation and software for metabolic and behavioral research. Since its founding by renowned metabolic expert Dr. John Lighton in 1987, Sable’s instruments have provided superior accuracy, usability, and reliability for scientists in the most demanding research applications. For more information, visit www.sablesys.com

LAS VEGAS, September 27, 2016 – Sable Systems successfully held a two-day course on room calorimetry, in coordination with the international symposium Regulation of Energy Balance: Classical Concepts and Novel Insights, September 10, 2016 at the University of Hohenheim, Germany.  The room calorimetry course was taught by John Lighton, PhD, President, Chief Scientist & CTO of Sable Systems International and Dr. Andreas Mölich, Managing Director of Sable Systems Europe GmbH.  Dr. Lighton is also the author of the book “Measuring Metabolic Rates: A Manual for Scientists”.

The course covered both theory and practice of room calorimetry, including specifics of gas analyzers used in indirect calorimetry, system validation and data analysis.  Making use of the University of Hohenheim’s expertly-designed new room calorimetry facility, metabolic data from attendees were collected and analyzed during the course.  The new facility is under the direction of Anja Bosy-Westphal, MD, PhD, professor of nutrition and dietetics.

For information about Sable Systems’ upcoming courses and events, please see Education Calendar. To learn more about Sable room calorimetry systems, see Human Room Calorimetry.

About Sable Systems International

Sable Systems develops superior instrumentation and software for metabolic and behavioral research. Since its founding by renowned metabolic expert Dr. John Lighton in 1987, Sable’s instruments have provided superior accuracy, usability, and reliability for scientists in the most demanding research applications. For more information, visit www.sablesys.com