• Two professors win $2.5 million Pioneer Awards
• Life Science Technologies: Cell Signaling—In Vivo Veritas. Science 22 June 2007.
• MEMS-based scanning device facilitates microendoscopy. in Biophotonics International 2006.
• Two-photon microendoscopy aids brain imaging. Laser Focus World 2005.
• Tiny microscope offers view deep into living tissue. Stanford Report, September 14, 2005.
• Miniature microscope allows biomedical researchers to observe tissue deep inside
  live subjects. Physorg.com September 13, 2005.
• Looking Deeper: New technique allows for deep brain imaging. RT Image Vol. 18, no. 44 - October 31, 2005.
• Tiny microscope peers into mice brains. New Scientist 15:32 20 September 2005.
• Microscopic brain imaging in the palm of your hand. American Institute of Physics EurekAlert.
• GRIN Lenses used in microendoscope. Biophotonics International 2004.
• A Wish List for Learning About Learning. Science Vol. 300 April 2003.
• Single Neuron Spied. Scientific American 2003.
• The 100 Bold Young Innovators You Need to Know. Technology Review Oct 2003.

Recent Awards to Lab Members:

• Amit Mehta named Life Sciences Research Fellow, 2003
• Benjamin Flusberg awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, 2004
• Daniel Wetmore awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, 2004
• Ed Boyden named Helen Hay Whitney Fellow, 2005
• Eunice Cheung awarded Dean's Fellowship, Stanford University School of Medicine, 2005
• Robert Barretto awarded NSF Graduate Fellow Honorable Mention, 2005
• Axel Nimmerjahn awarded Du Bois-Reymond Prize of the German Physiological Society, 2006
• Axel Nimmerjahn awarded Otto Hahn-Medal, Max Planck Society, 2006
• Axel Nimmerjahn awarded International Human Frontier Science Program fellowship, 2006
• Axel Nimmerjahn awarded Feodor Lynen research fellowship, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, 2006
• Laurie Burns awarded Stanford Graduate Fellowship, 2006
• Robert Barretto, Co-Author, Best Methods Paper, American Society of Biomechanics, 2007
  

Recent Awards to Mark Schnitzer:

• McKnight Technological Innovations in Neuroscience Award, 2000
• Young Investigator Award (with #1 world ranking), Human Frontiers in Science Program, 2002
• Cutting Edge Basic Research Award (CEBRA), National Institutes of Health, 2003
• Member of TR100, World's Top 100 Innovators under age 35, Technology Review Magazine, Oct. 2003
• Young Investigator Award, Office of Naval Research, Cognitive & Neural Division, 2004
• Young Investigator Award, Beckman Foundation, 2004
• Klingenstein Fellowship in the Neurosciences, 2004
• Sloan Research Fellowship from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, 2005
• Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering (PECASE), awarded June 13, 2005 at the White House
• Fellowship in Science & Engineering, David & Lucille Packard Foundation, 2005
• Beckman Interdisciplinary Translational Research Program Award, 2005
• Terman Fellow, Stanford University, 2006
• NIH Director’s Pioneer Award, 2007
• The Brilliant 10, Top ten brilliant scientists under age 40, Nov. 2007