Each year, more than 30,000 brain researchers come together at the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) annual meeting to present their latest research. 2012 was our first year at SfN, where we launched our very first product-–nVistaᵀᴹ–-a miniature microscope-based system to map brain circuit activity at single-cell resolution in thousands of neurons in naturally behaving rodents.
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I recently spent a week traveling through the US Southeast together with our regional field team colleagues, Sarah MacNamee, Ph.D., Shanna Resendez, Ph.D., and Patrick Stemkowski, Ph.D. This trip was an opportunity to engage with neuroscientists utilizing our technology, and to immerse myself in the community of brain researchers thriving in the US Southeast. During
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It’s been five years since our very first SfN – New Orleans 2012. I still fondly remember that first SfN. There were five of us, and that was the entire company. We launched nVista that year, our first product based on the miniature, integrated microscope for large-scale calcium imaging in freely behaving rodents that we’d
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We are so proud to announce that Inscopix has been named to the 2016 Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ List! The brain needs champions, and our inclusion in this year’s list is a big win for neuroscience and the human brain. Released today, the Deloitte Fast Technology 500™ recognizes the most innovative and fastest-growing North American
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“Progress in science depends on new techniques, new discoveries, and new ideas, probably in that order.” – Sydney Brenner It was an honor and privilege to have hosted the DECODE Summit at the Four Seasons in Mountain View on September 28th, 2016, bringing together stakeholders across distinct nodes of the neuroscience community. In the coming
Three years ago, President Obama announced the White House BRAIN Initiative. It was a moment I’ll never forget. In an instant, the President of the United States made our very existence a national priority. Tomorrow, I have the honor and pleasure of attending the White House Frontiers Conference at Carnegie Mellon, a special, invitation-only ‘meeting
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