OPTICAL STIMULATION & IMAGING SYSTEMS FOR BIOSCIENCES

Our goal is to empower researchers with the technology they need to explore complex biological systems and make new discoveries in neuroscience and cell biology. By making advanced research more accessible, we aim to support breakthroughs that improve our understanding of health and disease.

We develop advanced optical tools for cellular-resolution optogenetics, photostimulation, and imaging tools built with life scientists in mind. From signaling pathways within cells to complex neural circuits in the brain, our technologies help researchers explore the unknown and drive the next wave of breakthroughs in life science and neuroscience.

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Studying Negative Affect Using a Head-Fixed Rodent Behaviour Training System and Mightex Behaviour Camera



“Working with the Mightex team has been a great experience—the camera shipped quickly, and technical support is highly responsive. We used the camera for pupil tracking during behavioural experiments. The camera has outstanding imaging quality and runs reliably with PolyScan software. It was also easy to integrate the system with open-source tools such as Bonsai, allowing us to flexibly update our experimental workflows.”

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Chang Xu, Graduate Student in the Creed Lab, at Washington University in St. Louis


Head-Fixed Single-Cell Calcium Imaging of the Ventral Pallidum with OASIS Fiberscope



“The Mightex OASIS imaging system has been reliable and highly customizable, with seamless integration between the acquisition box, behaviour camera, and PolyScan4 software that enables synchronized calcium imaging and behavioural recording, streamlining our workflow and allowing precise alignment of neural activity with behaviours of interest.”

Justin Wang

Justin G. Wang, Doctoral Trainee at Washington University in St. Louis

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