From Neural Recording to Functional Insight: Accelerating Discovery with the Inscopix Integrated Workflow
Learn about complete miniscope solutions for behavioral experiments
In this webinar, Morgana Favero, MD, PhD., will highlight Bruker’s Inscopix miniscope solutions. Learn about miniscope technology, workflow strategies, experimental design, and the benefits of a global team of scientific consultants there to support you through your entire research project.
Webinar Summary
This webinar discusses Inscopix’s streamlined calcium imaging workflow in freely moving animals, featuring their integrated solutions and global team of PhD-level scientific consultants dedicated to making data collection and analysis intuitive and straightforward.
Originally developed for the initial mini1P series (nVista, nVoke, nVue), this ecosystem now includes next-generation tools, such as the nVista 2P (two-photon) miniscope and the Quartet 2.0 multisite imaging system, all under the Bruker umbrella since 2022.
The webinar covers key workflow steps, such as lens and indicator selection, behavioral experiment design, and analytical tools, as well as demonstrates how dedicated consulting can accelerate your path to discovery.
Whether you’re new to Inscopix or returning to explore the latest advancements and meet your support team, don’t miss this opportunity—register today!
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Speakers
Morgana Favero, MD, PhD
Director, Customer Experience and Applications at Bruker FM-IMorgana Favero completed her graduate training in Italy and a postdoctoral fellowship at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia before joining Inscopix, now part of Bruker, in 2017. She currently leads the global Field Application and Support teams within the Inscopix division. Her scientific background spans motor and sensory behavior, epilepsy, and migraine, with over 20 peer‑reviewed publications from her academic career. At Inscopix, she has built and trained a global team of PhD‑level consultants who work closely with researchers to develop new applications and advance neuroscience research.
