Curious to learn how to study real interactions in large groups but missed our Hyperscanning Summer School?
In this session, David Zijderveld walks us through:
🟡 What makes Brite Ultra the hyperscanning fNIRS device
🔵 How it enables seamless large-group measurements
🟡 What this means for the future of social neuroscience
🔗 Catch up anytime and see large-scale hyperscanning in action:
#Hyperscanning #fNIRS #BriteUltra #Artinis #Neuroscience #SocialInteraction
🧠 Curious how brain-computer interfaces actually work in real time?
NIRS is playing a surprisingly powerful role, especially when portability, movement, or cost are limiting factors for EEG and fMRI.
In our updated blogpost, we explore:
🟡 Why NIRS is a strong fit for BCI
🔵 What kind of tasks it supports
🟡 How researchers are combining it with other tech like EEG
🔗 Check it out here: https://zurl.co/RaNVn
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you.
Thank you to everyone who shared their work with us throughout the year. It has been inspiring to see how (f)NIRS continues to support research across brain, muscle, and clinical science. We are grateful for the conversations, collaborations, and the trust you place in us. We wish you a great end of the year and a bright start to the next one! ✨
Warm wishes,
The Artinis team 🧠🟡
In this study, de Bracque et al. used our PortaLite device to measure cerebral oxygenation in baboons, showing how adaptable the technique is across species and environments.
🟡 A non-invasive approach that keeps animal welfare central
🔵 Reliable monitoring of cerebral activity during naturalistic behavior
🟡 New opportunities to understand primate cognition and comparative neuroscience
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/debracque-cerebral-2022/
Our (f)NIRS devices are designed to integrate seamlessly with other modalities, such as high-density EMG (HD-EMG). By synchronizing NIRS and HD-EMG, researchers can gain deeper insight into the interaction between muscle activation and oxygenation, helping bridge the gap between central and peripheral measurements.
🔗 Learn more about integrating NIRS and HD-EMG in our latest blogpost: https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/integrating-nirs-and-hd-emg
Thinking about boosting your brain or muscle research skills? Our hands-on intro days this November might be just what you need.
🟡 Nov 13: Get to know muscle NIRS & HD-EMG
🔗 https://www.artinis.com/introduction-course/nl-elst-2511a
🟠 Nov 14: Explore the basics of EEG
🔗 https://www.artinis.com/introduction-course/nl-elst-2511b
Whether you're new to physiological measurements or looking to combine methods, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
♻️ Thinking of upgrading your setup? Our Trade-In Program makes it both easy and meaningful. Swap your old Artinis device for a discount on the latest tech, while supporting broader access to neuroscience and reducing waste.
🟡 Hassle-free exchange process
🔵 Personalized guidance to help you choose the right upgrade
🟡 Exclusive trade-in value for your legacy device
🔵 Promotes sustainable research practices
From head movements to facial expressions, motion is part of real-life research. But what actually counts as motion artefact in fNIRS studies, and how can it impact your data?
This blog explores:
🟡 Why not all movement is bad news
🔵 Which artefacts matter most
🟡 What you can do to minimize their impact
🔗 Read more here: https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/motion-artefacts-in-fnirs-not-a-problem-but-needs-attention
A new paper in Nature Communications just pushed the boundaries of group hyperscanning — recording inter-brain dynamics in 200 participants during group moral discussions using fNIRS and EEG.
🔗 Read the paper: https://publications.artinis.com/publication/sobeh-emergence-2025/
🧠Want to experience large-scale brain syncing in action? Join our upcoming Hyperscanning Summer School — last chance to register!
#fNIRS #Hyperscanning #GroupNeuroimaging #Artinis #BriteUltra
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