Urs L. Böhm

The paper introduces FLIPR, a remote focusing technique that improves light efficiency and enables high-speed volumetric voltage imaging at 500 volumes per second.

This paper introduces SPARCLS, a high-speed 3D random-access scanning method achieving 340 kHz point rate, and demonstrates its application in imaging synaptic events in mammalian and zebrafish models.

The paper uses voltage imaging to identify spinal circuits in zebrafish that modulate locomotor adaptation by characterizing a novel sub-population of V3 neurons.

This paper introduces a method to accurately estimate spikes and subthreshold waveforms from 1-photon voltage imaging in vivo, even with noise.

All-optical electrophysiology in awake mice reveals inhibitory microcircuit function in barrel cortex Layer 1 by combining voltage recording with optogenetic manipulation.