Neurosurveillance paradigm breaks imaging time barrier to reveal new clues about brain disease
Johns Hopkins researchers have developed 'CloudScope,' a miniaturized, cloud-connected microscope that allows for continuous, remote monitoring of brain activity in freely moving subjects. This technology enables long-term observation of neurological disease progression.
Why it matters
This breakthrough overcomes previous limitations in imaging, potentially accelerating research into brain tumors, seizures, and other neurological conditions.
by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
edited by Lisa Lock , reviewed by Robert Egan
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