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Robert M Lees1, Isaac H Bianco2, Robert A A Campbell3
1Science and Technology Facilities Council, Octopus imaging facility, Research Complex at Harwell, Harwell Campus, Oxfordshire, UK.
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The goal of this protocol is to enable better characterisation of multiphoton microscopy hardware across a large user base. The scope of this protocol is purposefully limited to focus on hardware, touching on software and data analysis routines only where relevant. The intended audiences are scientists using and building multiphoton microscopes in their laboratories. The goal is that any scientist, not only those with optical expertise, can test whether their multiphoton microscope is performing well and producing consistent data over the lifetime of their system.
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