Scientifica VistaScope at the Schröder Lab, University of Sussex

Scientifica VistaScope at the Schröder Lab, University of Sussex


Uncover how our latest multiphoton system, the Scientifica VistaScope, has been helping Dr Sylvia Schröder and her team understand how behaviour influences visual processing in the early visual system.

Please accept marketing-cookies to watch this video.

Dr Sylvia Schröder and Dr Liad Baruchin, University of Sussex, discuss their research using the VistaScope

About the lab

The Schröder Lab's goal is to understand how behaviour influences visual processing in the early visual system, including the retina and the superior colliculus. Their research focuses on two areas:

  • Understanding how the processing of visual information improves when information about behaviour and internal state is integrated in this processing. For example, does the integration of vision and behaviour help the animal make better decisions?
  • Understanding which mechanisms underlie the integration of visual and behavioural information in the brain.

Learn more about Dr Schröder and her teams research here

Award winning Scientifica VistaScope

See more cells, more clearly than ever before. With an impressive 40mm field number, the VistaScope boasts multiphoton micro- and meso-scale imaging capabilities, at a microscope price tag.

Contact Form

At Scientifica we take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal information to provide the products and services you have requested from us. If you consent to us collecting and storing your data from this form please tick the checkbox below. You can withdraw your consent at any time. For more information please view our Privacy Policy.  *

Scientifica provide a variety of content we think you will find useful. This includes information such as events news, latest product updates, a fortnightly news bulletin and advice guides on neuroscience experimental techniques. By choosing to receive communications about our latest news, we may send you information for market research purposes from time to time.

To enable us to ensure you receive communications that are relevant to you, please tell us which of the following areas you are interested in.