2012

Brain Imaging

Inscopix Inc. and SRI International to Collaborate on Brain Imaging R&D

MOUNTAIN VIEW Calif., Oct. 12, 2012 – Inscopix, Inc. and SRI International today announced a collaborative neuroscience imaging R&D program. Researchers from Inscopix and SRI’s Center for Neuroscience and Metabolic Diseases will use Inscopix’s nVista™ HD imaging system to gain a better understanding of normal brain function and the dysfunctions of neural circuitry that underlie

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Reach of Microscopes

The View From Here

Unbounded creativity—and powerful computers—make possible the latest devices designed to peer into the deepest recesses of organs and cells. Photography has come a long way in the two decades since digital cameras all but relegated picture taking on film to a chapter in the history book of technology. Image-processing tools like Photoshop and mobile apps

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Fluorescence Microscope 

NEUROSCIENCE / MICROSCOPY / OPTOGENETICS: New technologies for neuroimaging at Neuroscience 2012

The neurotechnology industry—comprising devices, diagnostics, and drugs targeting the brain and the rest of the nervous system—grew 5.6% in 2011 to $158.6 billion in revenues, reports market research firm NeuroInsights. That growth was evident at the 2012 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting (October 13–17; New Orleans, LA), where a number of companies announced interesting new

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