Light Beads Microscopy (LBM) with the White Dwarf OPCPA for high-speed, volumetric brain imaging
A new microscopy approach developed by the Vaziri Lab at Rockefeller University takes the next steps for high-speed, volumetric recording of neuroactivity in the mouse cortex. The developed so called Light Beads Microscopy (LBM) is a mesoscopic imaging approach able to record up to 1 million neurons within 5.4×6×0.5 mm^3 volumes at 2 Hz frame rate.
Hence, the technology can enable neuroscientists to understand cortex-wide information processing and ultimately how the brain works.
Measurements have been performed with the White Dwarf OPCPA for 3-photon microscopy.
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