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RPMC worked alongside neuroscientists pursuing minimally invasive optical control of brain circuits, but conventional pulse durations either overheated tissue or failed to generate sufficient acoustic waves—leaving a narrow window for safe, effective stimulation (photoacoustic vs photothermal stimulation) that most off-the-shelf lasers couldn’t hit. RPMC provided a precisely engineered DPSS source that balanced peak power and thermal confinement, giving the lab confidence to scale from in vitro to in vivo models without protocol rework.
Laser Solution: Free-space near-IR nanosecond laser with high peak power and ultrashort pulses, used for photoacoustic neural activation.
Outcome: Provided precise, low-heat stimulation with excellent targeting, enhancing safety and repeatability in neural circuit mapping.