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Volumetric Imaging Application Note

Volumetric Imaging Application Note Overview: In order to understand biological functions at a system level it is necessary to imageinterconnectivity of processes in real time. This is particularly relevant in neuroscience, where the BRAIN initiative is funding research to understand how the brain functions, and how that function is altered by disease. This requires imaging […]

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Imaging In Scattering Or Turbid Media

Imaging In Scattering Or Turbid Media Overview: Adaptive optics was first utilized to correct for aberrations that are introduced when imaging through atmospheric turbulence. In monochromatic imaging systems or laser communication systems wavefront correction is most easily accomplished by adding a liquid crystal spatial light modulator to the imaging system. By applying an equal and

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Sensorless Adaptive Optics for Multimode Optical Fibre Endo-Microscopy

Sensorless Adaptive Optics for Multimode Optical Fibre Endo-Microscopy Abstract: We demonstrate focus optimisation through multimode optical fibre usingsensorless adaptive optics. The optimisation can correct for the three-dimensional shift occurring when re-positioning the fibre into the system for chronic brain imaging. [dflip id=”7033″][/dflip] Use the three dots (…) below the page flip to download this resource.

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Revealing architectural order with quantitative label-free imaging and deep learning

Revealing architectural order with quantitative label-free imaging and deep learning Abstract: We report quantitative label-free imaging with phase and polarization (QLIPP) for simultaneous measurement of density, anisotropy, and orientation of structures in unlabeled live cells and tissue slices. We combine QLIPP with deep neural networks to predict fluorescence images of diverse cell and tissue structures.

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Rapid learning of neural circuitry from holographic ensemble stimulation enabled by model-based compressed sensing

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High-performance microbial opsins for spatially and temporally precise perturbations of large neuronal networks

High-performance microbial opsins for spatially and temporally precise perturbations of large neuronal networks In brief: Using structure-guided design, the authors develop second-generation ChroME-based cation channel rhodopsins that exhibit extremely high potency while preserving fast kinetics, thereby expanding the optogenetic toolbox. ChroME2.0 opsins permit spatially and temporally precise two-photon holographic neural control at unprecedented scales, a

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Deconvolution for multimode fiber imaging: modeling of spatially variant PSF

Deconvolution for multimode fiber imaging: modeling of spatially variant PSF Abstract: Focusing light through a step-index multimode optical fiber (MMF) using wavefront control enables minimally-invasive endoscopy of biological tissue. The point spread function (PSF) of such an imaging system is spatially variant, and this variation limits compensation for blurring using most deconvolution algorithms as they

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Three-dimensional structured illumination microscopy with enhanced axial resolution

Three-dimensional structured illumination microscopy with enhanced axial resolution* Use the three dots (…) below the page flip to download this resource. [dflip id=”7425″ ][/dflip] *NIH and its current and former employees do not recommend or endorse any company, product, or service. request a quote or get technical questions answered

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