Introducing EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ at the Society for Neuroscience 2026

Join WPI in Washington, D.C., November 14–18, Booth #800

Neuroscience 2026 brings together researchers, clinicians and industry partners to share and explore new findings. This year, WPI introduces the EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ, the next generation of barrier integrity measurement technology. By incorporating electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ provides greater insight into cellular barrier properties.

Join WPI in Washington, D.C., November 14–18 to meet our team and talk about emerging technologies, scientific collaborations, and new ways to understand cellular barrier function. From precision microsurgical instruments and microinjection systems to advanced biosensing technologies, WPI provides the tools researchers need to advance scientific discovery. 

What's New: EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ

WPI introduces EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ, combining trusted TEER measurement with advanced electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) on a single automated, high-throughput platform. With interchangeable Classic and ElectroZ electrode arrays, researchers can move beyond traditional barrier resistance measurements to gain deeper insights into cellular barrier integrity, maturation, and polarization.

ElectroZ provides additional measurements, including cellular TEER without separate blank subtraction, transepithelial capacitance (TEC), and membrane polarization (Tau Ratio). These capabilities are particularly valuable for neuroscience applications, including blood-brain barrier models, where understanding cellular barrier development and function is essential.

Visit WPI at Booth #800 during Neuroscience 2026 in Washington, DC, November 14–18, to see EVOM™ Auto ElectroZ and discover how advanced EIS analysis can expand your barrier research.

About World Precision Instruments 

For nearly 60 years, WPI has been manufacturing innovative equipment and laboratory supplies for the life sciences, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and industrial sectors. WPI develops technologies that help researchers investigate tissue and cell biology, fluidics, animal physiology and electrophysiology, advancing drug discovery, testing and safety assessment.

With EVOM™ Auto with ElectroZ, WPI advances impedance spectroscopy and barrier function analysis. Through its global network, WPI provides innovative tools and practical solutions to meet evolving scientific research challenges.