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The physics of ultrasound provides noninvasive access to the intact brain and the potential for large-scale imaging and control of neural activity. This article reviews the current state of ultrasound …
Moreaux et al. describe a new paradigm for dense functional imaging of brain activity that surmounts limitations of present methodologies. It enables functional imaging from within the brain, permitting dense, large-scale …
This special issue of Neuron continues our series on neurotechnology. In the first part of this series, we explored approaches to building and mapping neuronal networks. Now, we focus on …
Mathis et al. provide a timely introduction to deep learning tools for motion capture, highlighting their core principles and potential pitfalls. Neuron Read More
A neural clock controls what we do each day, and understanding its circuitry is important for health. In this issue of Neuron, Shan et al. visualize molecular rhythms in subtypes of …
Sabatini and Tian review recent progress in developing genetically encoded neurotransmitter indicators. They also discuss practical considerations for both sensor developers and end users in terms of sensor design, optimization, …
In this Primer, Cardin, Crair, and Higley discuss widefield, mesoscopic fluorescence imaging. This rapidly developing modality combines high spatiotemporal resolution with large fields of view, capable of monitoring neuronal circuit …
In an interview with Neuron, John Donoghue talks about his journey, from basic science investigating movement in primates to multidisciplinary collaborations that led to the development of implantable devices that …
Faster, more reliable, and comfortably wearable personal devices are producing data from biosensors on an unprecedented scale. Combined with context and analytics, these signals hold great promise to advance neuroscience …
Like axon guidance, the tuning of vascular tip cells during angiogenesis is an intriguing but puzzling developmental process. A new study in zebrafish (Liu et al., 2020) now demonstrates a critical …
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