Inscopix

Inscopix is a discovery-phase neuroscience company in Palo Alto, CA. Inscopix is pursuing a rigorous science-centric approach to technological innovation for brain activity mapping, creating unprecedented opportunities for advancing fundamental brain research and the development of treatments for brain disorders such as Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, and Autism. Today, Inscopix is best known for its miniaturized microscope technology, nVista, and data analysis software, Mosaic, that enable imaging and interpretation of large-scale neural activity at cellular resolution during naturalistic animal behavior. Inscopix's technology has been deployed in over a hundred laboratories across the globe (including 6 Nobelist and 23 HHMI laboratories) and is powering key insights into the neural-circuit basis of diverse mental functions and behavioral states. Inscopix is an industry partner of the Presidential BRAIN Initiative and was recently recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Technology Pioneer 2015.