Fabian F. Voigt is a postdoc in the laboratory of Fritjof Helmchen at the Brain Research Institute, University of Zurich. As a BSc student in Interdisciplinary Science, Fabian started out building light-sheet endoscopes for in vivo calcium imaging in mice (miniSPIM). In his BSc thesis, he used electrically tunable lenses (ETL) for fast 3D two-photon imaging and later brought the technology to the lab of Jan Huisken at MPI-CBG in Dresden which resulted in the ETL-SPIM, a fast volume scanning light-sheet microscope. In his MSc studies at ETH Zurich, he designed two-photon mesoscopes. In a collaboration with the lab of Ursula Keller at ETH Zurich, he designed cost-efficient femtosecond semiconductor disk lasers and demonstrated their potential for multiphoton imaging. The mesoSPIM initiative formed part of his PhD thesis at the University of Zurich.
Microscopy background: Optical System Development
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