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Spectral Phase and Amplitude Retrieval and Compensation for Random Access Microscopy
Programmable, two-dimensional, spatial frequency modulation linear and non- linear imaging combined with a novel and remarkably simple, in-situ quantitative pulse compensation and measurement scheme is demonstrated for the first time.
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New Tool Shows Brain Activity of Mice in Action
For the first time, researchers at The Rockefeller University have managed to study how brain cells in mice interact as the animals move about freely in their environment. The findings through this method could someday allow us to better understand brain disorders.
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Community Collaborates to Build Largest Brain Data Repository
Big imaging data are often difficult to store and analyze. In fact, such data that can run into terabytes per day, simply can’t be stored or accessed on a laptop or workstation. As a result, labs across the world are forced to build their own software stack, which comes with its own challenges.
