Multiphoton microscopy has become the primary tool for in vivo studies of brain structure and activity at the cellular level
As applications of this technique broaden, researchers continue to seek increasingly fast volumetric imaging performance to study dynamic brain responses. There has also been growing interest in accessing specific brain regions that are difficult to reach with conventional microscope designs.
Download the app note to learn more about:
- How articulating nosepieces can address challenges in multiphoton microscopy
- Advantages of off-angle imaging
- How to make use of multiplace imaging to record multiple depth planes
Download the application note, courtesy of Olympus
