The Daroff-Dell'Osso Ocular Motility Laboratory (OMLAB)

EBME 319 laboratory section, Spring 2008
The lab will be held in the Ocular Motility laboratory at the VA Medical Center.
Here's a map to the VA.

The laboratory is Room BC-300. To find it, go to the Atrium entrance and take the elevator to the basement.
Turn left and follow the signs to "Ocular Motility."

Download the EBME 319 handout. (Zipped PDF).
Print this out and bring it with you. Read it carefully and completely before the lab.
There is a lot of information that you should be familiar with so that you can perform the experiments properly and in a timely manner.

IMPORTANT NOTE! The post-lab session has been moved to Friday, March 7th, from 1-2 PM in Wickenden 525. The report will be due two weeks later, on the 21st. This will give you some extra time to go through your data and prepare any questions you may have for us. Don't procrastinate, however; last-minute questions receive last-minute answers...

Here are some notes that we will cover in the post-lab talk to help you with your write up.
(Last modification: 18 February 2008 at 16:30)

Do you have a question about the laboratory report?
I have combed through email I have received from EBME 319 students in years past.
Here they are, compiled and minimally edited for your benefit.
Please read through them to see if your question has already been asked and answered.
If you email us, put "BME319" in the subject line to avoid our spam filters!

Monday Session (from 1PM to 4:30 PM)
Tuesday Session (from 12:30PM to 4:00 PM)
Wednesday Session (from 1PM to 4:30 PM)

Click here to download 'Zoomtool'. (Zipped archive)

Papers Referenced for Lab Writeup
Abel et al. (Zipped PDF)
Sharpe et al. (Zipped PDF)

Just for fun, here is a link to the article I mentioned during the pre-lab lecture about reliability theory and aging.

Keep watching this space for late-breaking notes and tips about the laboratory sessions