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Meetings such as SfN are an important opportunity for us to connect with members of the Inscopix community at a personal and emotional level. It vividly reminds us that ...

It’s been five years since our very first SfN – New Orleans 2012. I still fondly remember that first SfN. There were five of us, and that was the entire company. We ...

PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 10, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- As part of Inscopix's pursuit to expand the boundaries of neural circuit research, Inscopix has engaged a key ...

October brought with it cooler air and many more amazing neural circuit papers! Three of the papers on our must-read list used Inscopix nVista technology in freely ...

How do our brains represent the most basic of social cues, like whether a member of our species is male or female? This is a question two labs have been asking in mice, ...

“I think we ought to integrate the maps of the brain, the dynamics of the brain, and the ability to control the brain into single coherent datasets” ~ Ed Boyden, MIT ...

A mouse’s ability to differentiate male mice from female mice results from neural circuits that are hardwired in the hypothalamus of the brain, or at least that’s what ...

September went by way too quickly, but at least there was plenty of great neural circuit research published in September to read. Congrats to all the authors! There are ...

Sitting in a movie theater, we eat buttered popcorn from a bag with eyes fixed on the giant screen in front of us. Our hands move from bag to mouth without much ...

About ten years ago a group of neuroscientists led by Professor Ed Callaway realized they would soon be able to label all the presynaptic inputs to an individual neuron ...