A New Paradigm in Neuroscience Research
The tremendous advantages of the miniature two-photon microscope in neuroscience research have earned it a great deal of recognition from well-known experts and scholars in the field.
Sub-cellular Imaging
Imaging Neuronal Dynamics at Single Spine Level
In 2017, the team led by Dr. Heping Cheng, the experienced academician of China Scientific Academy, successfully developed a miniature head-mounted two-photon microscope, which allowed animals to move around while “wearing” it. This new microscope has enabled, for the first time in the world, clear and stable imaging of neurons and synapses in the brain of free-moving mice. It is hailed as a revolutionary new tool for neuroscience.

In vivo Two-photon Microscopy Imaging System

The two-photon microscopy uses an microscope objective to focus near-infrared femtosecond laser pulses into the sample, where the fluorescence molecules at the focal point undergo two-photon absorption and emit fluorescence photons when returning from the excitated state to the ground state.
The imaging system manipulates the laser beam to perform three-dimensional scanning of the sample and records the spectral and intensity information of the light signal collected at each pixel position, thereby achieving multi-channel 3D tomography.
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“Method of the Year 2018” by Nature Methods
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