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![The new Firefly microscope is optimized to perform optogenetic studies examining many neurons at once. Each bright spot here represents a neuron from a genetically modified mouse. [Vaibhav Joshi/Harvard University]](https://www.genengnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Nov30_2017_HarvardUniv_Fireflymicroscope7262323015-265x198.jpg "Optogenetic Studies Get Major Boost from Advanced Novel Microscope")
![CATZ study showed adding zonisamide to existing medications reduced frequency of seizures in children aged 6-17 years.[© ktsdesign - Fotolia.com]](https://www.genengnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Aug31_2011_7427959_BrainwithLightning_PosResultsEisaiPediatricEpilepsyDrug2437321111-324x160.jpg "New Optogenetic Tool May Find Application in Understanding Epileptic Seizures")
