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The CU Neurophotonics Research Center promotes interactions with biomedical researchers and optical imaging scientists employing the latest technologies in multiphoton and superresolution microscopy, optogenetics, and fiber endoscopy.

Two- and Three-Photon Microscopy

Two- and Three- photon microscopy allows deeper tissue penetration and can be employed in vivo for neural imaging.

Holographic photostimulation

Holography allows spatial control of light for targeted photo-stimulation of neurons using two-photon excitation of opsins.

Superresolution microscopy

Typical fluorescence microscopy is limited in resolution by diffraction of light to roughly ~200 nm.  To overcome this limit techniques such as Stimulated Emission depletion microscopy can increase the resolution by 10 fold.
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