Demonstration and Training Facility

Behavioral, Neurological, and Physiological Research Products

Catamount Research and Development, Inc. offers both onsite training and product demonstration at our St. Albans, Vermont Science Center.

Onsite training classes
Onsite demonstrations
Offsite training available
Accommodation packages

The Catamount training and demonstration facility is located in the historic town of Saint Albans, just 20 minutes north of Burlington. Vermont is consistently rated one of the most beautiful states in the country, and is home to the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain. Summer water sports and outdoor recreation, as well as some of the best skiing in the eastern United States are all readily available in Vermont. Ski resorts such as Jay Peak, Smugglers Notch, and Stowe are located within a 25 to 40 minute drive from Catamount Research and Development, Inc.

Catamount offers training and demonstrations with our extensive line of equipment as well as most lines of Med Associates Inc. equipment, designed for behavioral, neurological, and physiological research.

Learning and Memory Cued and Contextual Conditioning Passive/ Active Avoidance T-maze Morris Water Maze Radial Maze Olfactory Learning & Memory Straight Alley Social Memory Barnes Maze Conditioned Fear Holeboard Place Recognition Fear-Potentiated Startle	Depression Tail Suspension Forced Swim Differential Reinforcement of Low Rate of Responding (DRL) Holeboard Intracranial Self Stimulation Social Interaction	Fear/Anxiety Light Dark Exploration Elevated Plus-Maze Ultrasonic Vocalization Active/Passive Avoidance Conditioned Fear Fear Potentiated Startle Open Field Vogel Conflict
Drug Abuse Place Conditioning Intracranial Self-Stimulation Sensitization/Withdrawal Intravenous Self-Administration Drug Discrimination Alcohol Consumption	Attentional Deficits Prepulse Inhibition of Startle Latent Inhibition Passive/Active Avoidance	Activity/Motor Deficits Open/Field Circadian Wheel Running Rota-Rod
Physiological Research MyoMed Myograph— Muscle Contractility in Vitro Cystometry—Assessment of Bladder Function

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