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Chinese scientists have developed a wireless mesoscale microscope that weighs only a gram, capable of precisely monitoring neural activity in the mouse brain cortex at the cellular level in natural environments. The device is called "Airscope" and was developed by a team led by Dai Qiong Hai. It allows for recording large numbers of neurons across wide regions of the brain during animal movement and social interactions, enhancing our understanding of the neural basis of intelligence and supporting the development of brain-computer interfaces. This technology responds to previous challenges in accurately tracking neural activity during animal movement and is expected to expand its applications in fields such as immunology and oncology in the future.
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