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Neuronal Networks Using Miniature Fluorescence Microscopes

Elucidating Neuronal Networks Using Miniature Fluorescence Microscopes

Drug discovery for CNS disorders has suffered a major setback for the past several years compared to drugs for non-CNS disorders. The success rate for CNS drug discovery requires understanding of the target physiology and its interaction with the target site. Another critical feature is predictive validity which can predict the efficacy of test compounds

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Neurogenesis in the Adult Brain

Neurogenesis in the Adult Brain

Adult neurogenesis is a dynamic process and provides this region of the brain with exceptional structural plasticity. The dentate granule cell layer of the hippocampus is a primary neurogenic region in the adult brain where newborn neurons are locally generated within the subgranular zone and eventually integrated into existing circuits. These newborn neurons in the

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Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies

Congressional Neuroscience Caucus Briefing on Peering into the brain: Public and private investment in the BRAIN Initiative

On September 10, 2015, the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus hosted a briefing highlighting the work of GE, Inscopix, and the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation to support the goals of the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative. The briefing was organized and co-hosted by the American Brain Coalition and sponsored by Inscopix. Speakers showcased

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Inscopix at SfN 2015

Inscopix at SfN 2015 – Highlights

Inscopix had an exciting week at the 45th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience in Chicago. Here is a brief summary of our events and activities at the meeting. Satellite Symposium Our heavily attended pre-meeting symposium, “Brain, Camera, Action!” featured keynote talks by Inscopix Community members, Dr. Juan Song (University of North Carolina at

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Inscopix Thousand Neurons Initiative

Inscopix “Thousand Neurons” Initiative to Democratize Access to Cutting-Edge Brain Activity Imaging Technology

CHICAGO, Oct. 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — State-of-the art neurotechnologies for brain research, especially instrumentation, are often expensive, and are limited to a few elite and established laboratories. A new technology-as-a-service initiative called “Thousand Neurons”, launched today by Inscopix at the 2015 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting, allows neuroscientists to economically acquire the nVista microscopy system,

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SpaceX for the Brain: Neuroscience Needs Business to Lead (Op-Ed)

Kunal Ghosh is CEO of Inscopix, Inc., a neuroscience startup based in Mountain View, California, developing end-to-end solutions for understanding the brain in action. This op-ed is part of a series provided by the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers, class of 2015. Ghosh contributed this article to Live Science’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. The

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World Economic Forum recognized BRAIN Initiative partner Inscopix as a Technology Pioneer

BRAIN Initiative Partner Inscopix Named “Technology Pioneer” By World Economic Forum

Microscope maker Inscopix receives prestigious designation by World Economic Forum. Last week, the World Economic Forum recognized BRAIN Initiative industry partner Inscopix as a Technology Pioneer, an honor bestowed on a selection of the world’s most innovative companies. Inscopix, a California-based neuroscience company co-founded by BRAIN Initiative grantee Mark Schnitzer, Ph.D., of Stanford University, produces

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