Miniscope and Multi-Site Miniscope Webinars

Network Dynamics of Hypothalamic Feeding Neurons

See how miniscopes have the potential to advance our preclinical understanding of energy homeostasis. 

Neural Circuit Insights into Feeding and Energy Balance

During this webinar, Dr. Patrick Sweeney from the University of Michigan presents his latest research on hypothalamic feeding neuronal dynamics. His work highlights how Inscopix miniscope technology can deepen our preclinical understanding of energy homeostasis.

Presenter’s Abstract

Dr. Sweeney shares compelling findings on the activity of hypothalamic neurons involved in feeding behavior, using Inscopix miniscope imaging in freely behaving animals. His research demonstrates how this technology enables high-resolution tracking of neural dynamics, offering new perspectives on the regulation of energy homeostasis and its disruption in metabolic disorders.

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Speakers

Patrick Sweeney, Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Michigan