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Optical Studies for Neural Coding in Behaving Animals: From Miniature Microscopes to Fluorescence Macroscopes

See what miniscopes can reveal about brain circuitry

Explore new frontiers in optical brain imaging

During this webinar, Dr. Mark Schnitzer discusses his work developing and using different methods to investigate neural ensembles in freely behaving animals. Learn how miniscopes capture neural activity imbalances in brain disorders, including Parkinson’s disease. 

Presenter’s Abstract

During this webinar, I highlight some of the most exciting circuit neuroscience activities in my research program. I discuss some key discoveries enabled by the Inscopix miniscope, the motivation for developing these crucial tools, and some of the latest frontiers in optical brain imaging and new biological results attained by my research team.

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Speakers

Mark Schnitzer, Ph.D.

HHMI Investigator, Professor of Biology and Applied Physics from Stanford University