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We're presenting the first fully-wireless Miniscope at #SfN2023! Wireless power/data enables long-term neural recording! Miniscope Team Stop by our poster on Nov. 13, 8-12am, WW66. Untethering open-source Miniscopes with wireless power and data transfer

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