The Practical and Fundamental Limits of Optical Imaging in Mammalian Brains

Advances in chemistry and physics have profound effects on neuroimaging. Current and future progress in these disciplines will continue to aid in efforts to visualize neural circuitry, particularly in deeper layers of the brain.

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