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Studying brain function with Super-Resolution Microscopy
Understanding brain function, particularly at the level of neuronal synapses, is a complex and crucial endeavor in neuroscience. Neuronal synapses are where many neurological processes occur, including signal transmission and plasticity, which underlie learning and memory. Imaging these tiny structures…
Adaptive optics enhances image quality in white-light confocal microscopy
In their paper published in Journal of Microscopy, researchers from Oxford’s adaptive optics group, led by Prof. Martin Booth, describe an implementation of Adaptive Optics (AO) into Aurox Clarity optical setup. This original, laser-free, spinning disk microscope enables the use of incoherent sources for illumination…
Boosting Neuroimaging: The Synergy of Adaptive Optics and Light-Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy
As a new step towards better imaging solutions incorporating adaptive optics (AO), we recently demonstrated, in collaboration with several research groups from CNRS, a fast aberration correction method, designed as an AO module compatible with LSFM…
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