High-speed volumetric imaging for brain
Journal
Biomedical Imaging and Sensing Conference 2021
Start Page
4
Date Issued
2021-10-27
Author(s)
Editor(s)
Abstract
Since the days of Cajal, optical microscopy has been a vital tool for physiology, and neuroscientists have accumulated significant amount of information on structures and functions of isolated neurons. However, to understand the emergent properties of a brain, functional observation of complicated neuronal networks is necessary, leading to the request of volumetric imaging with high speed, deep penetration, and sub-cellular resolution. In this talk, I report our recent advances on pushing the speed of volumetric imaging, and its applications on Drosophila and mouse brains.
Subjects
Calcium
Fluorescent protein
Laser scanning
Tunable acoustic gradient lens
Two-photon microscopy
Publisher
SPIE
Type
conference proceedings