In vivo rodent brain imaging
nVista HD
Stream live HD video of large-scale neural activity in naturally‑behaving mice. Learn more about in vivo brain imaging with nVista HD.
NEAP
Inscopix's Neuroscience Early Access Program (NEAP) is currently accepting applications from leading neuroscientists to access our revolutionary imaging technology, nVista HD. Find out how you can get early access.
Technology
Inscopix’s miniaturized integration of the conventional bench-top microscope into a single device represents a pivotal advance, leading to improved imaging performance and innovative, new applications.
Recent News
Wall Street Journal: Mysterious Brain Circuitry Becomes Viewable
Apr. 23, 2013"Earlier this year, researchers at Stanford University for the first time recorded 1,000 neurons working together in a living brain for a month. The brain cells blinked like Christmas tree lights as a test mouse moved freely around its cage."
Stanford News Service: Inscopix Chief Scientist participates in BRAIN initiative
Apr. 2, 2013"The Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) project, which calls for initial federal funding of $100 million, will make use of several innovative technologies invented by Stanford scientists."