A groundbreaking development that is set to advance research in neurovascular health, brain disorders, and related biomedical fields is now available for a hands-on demo – don’t miss the chance to try it out!

Under the BRAINIAQs EU project, and EMBL have developed a two-photon excitation microscope that operates in the short wavelength infrared (SWIR) range, improving imaging performance in biological tissue.
🔬 The research demonstrates the capabilities of this novel instrument by imaging the vasculature in the brain of a live mouse, using an array of SNSPDs that extended the sensitive area from less than 10 µm (single pixel) to a 60 µm x 60 µm array.

💡 Are you interested in using a freespace coupled SNSPD array, reach out to our Application Engineer 📧 [email protected]