Ultrafast Imaging & Electronics for Modern Applications: Voltage and Fluorescent Lifetime Imaging

About the presenter
Kevin Mann, Ph.D., received his doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley, under the guidance of Kristin Scott, Ph.D., where he studied fundamental behaviors in Drosophila using genetics, multiphoton microscopy, and electrophysiology. Next, he moved on to postdoctoral training in the laboratory of Tom Clandinin, Ph.D., at Stanford University. Collaboratively he developed a method for whole-brain calcium imaging to detail the intrinsic functional neuronal network in Drosophila. He has been the applications scientist for multiphoton microscopy at Bruker now since May 2022, and he now lives to make sure that your experiments are running smoothly and that we're innovating to support the future of neuroscience research.