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The pioneer of wearable near-infrared spectroscopy devices to monitor local oxygenation.

15/01/2026

🧠✨ Exploring a Brite mind where it really happens.
Bulgarelli et al. present an innovative approach to studying preschoolers’ social development by combining with the Brite wearable . Moving beyond screen-based lab tasks, this setup enables naturalistic, self-guided social interaction, better reflecting how children engage in the real world.

In this proof-of-principle study, brain activity was recorded in children aged 3–5 years as they chose and interacted with human-like avatars. The results revealed clear social preferences and distinct fronto-temporoparietal connectivity patterns, particularly in girls, highlighting the neural basis of early .
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/bulgarelli-combining-2023/

13/01/2026

Can we measure real learning in real classrooms?
Feng et al. (2025) used the Brite to monitor brain activity during live teaching sessions, right inside the classroom. Their study shows how fNIRS can capture authentic neural responses in everyday educational settings.
By taking neuroimaging beyond the lab, this study highlights the growing potential of wearable fNIRS to reveal how students think, engage, and learn in real time.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://publications.artinis.com/publication/feng-rapid-2025/

12/01/2026

How does the environment shape our wellbeing? A new paper by Cerwén and Hägerhäll showcases the SENSOLA laboratory at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, where researchers combine wearable sensors —including Artinis’ Brite & OctaMon— with environmental monitoring to study human-environment interactions in real-world settings like forests 🌳

By synchronizing physiological signals, environmental data, and self-reports, the lab enables high-quality, ecologically valid research on how natural surroundings impact psychophysiology and wellbeing. Drawing on the first ten studies conducted there, the paper provides valuable methodological insights for anyone aiming to explore the effects of real environments on human health.

🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/sensola-lab-2025/

06/01/2026

✨Kicking off 2026 with some museum magic!✨
In a unique naturalistic study, Dupuy et al. used our Brite device to explore how museum visits impact well-being. By measuring prefrontal brain activation in real-life settings, the researchers were able to assess emotional and cognitive benefits of cultural exposure beyond the lab walls.
A beautiful example of how fNIRS can capture brain activity where life actually happens.

🟡 Real-world setting: Participants explored a museum while wearing the Brite
🔵 Key finding: Enhanced prefrontal activation during emotionally engaging art pieces

🔗 Read the full study here: https://publications.artinis.com/publication/dupuy-prefrontal-2024/

30/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you.

Thank you to the researchers, clinicians, collaborators, and partners who shared their work, their questions, and their curiosity with us throughout the year. From fundamental insights to real-world applications, 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, the collaborations, and the trust you place in our devices and our team.
We wish you a restful end of the year and a bright start to the next one! ✨
Please note that we are closed on January 1st and will be back shortly after.

Warm wishes,
The Artinis team 🧠🟡

23/12/2025

Great research starts with great support. That’s why we created the Artinis Support Center, your go-to place for everything (f)NIRS. Whether you’re troubleshooting, learning something new, or looking to connect with other users, the Support Center brings it all together in one easy space.

🟡 Ask questions and get help directly from our application specialists
🔵 Join the community forum to exchange ideas with fellow researchers
🟡 Access clear guides, tutorials, and resources whenever you need them

🔗 Want to be part of it? Register here https://support.artinis.com/portal/en/community/topic/information-on-how-to-access-the-support-center

18/12/2025

🌟 Top Pick of the Year in Combined Muscle & Brain Research Pt. 2! Lehto et al. delivered a valuable publication by simultaneously measuring muscle & brain oxygenation in patients with fibromyalgia and healthy controls using combined NIRS. During both submaximal and peak exercise, muscle oxygenation in the arm and leg, as well as cerebral deoxygenation, showed no significant differences between groups.

Key insight:
🟡🔵 Muscle oxygenation does not appear to explain exercise intolerance in fibromyalgia, pointing researchers toward alternative mechanisms.

Another strong example of how integrated muscle-brain NIRS supports clearer clinical understanding.
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/lehto-muscle-2025/

16/12/2025

As we continue highlighting excellent research on our way to 1,500 publications, this week’s top pick focuses on combined brain and muscle insights. Allinger et al. used both the PortaMon and PortaLite to investigate cardiovascular and oxygenation responses during breath holding, capturing a detailed picture of how the brain and muscles respond together under stress.

🟡 Dual measurements provided a clear view of systemic and local oxygenation dynamics
🔵 revealed coordinated changes in cerebral and muscular oxygenation during breath holds
🟡 Findings contribute to a deeper understanding of autonomic and physiological adaptation

🔗 Want to read the full article? Find it here https://publications.artinis.com/publication/allinger-cardiovascular-2025/

12/12/2025

🌟 Top Pick of the Year in Muscle Research Pt. 2! Citherlet et al. published a strong study in Nature Scientific Reports evaluating short-term eccentric cycling in hypoxia, cycling with blood flow restriction, and traditional cycling in older adults. Using the to monitor muscle oxygenation throughout the intervention, the team assessed how each training modality supported muscle function.

Their conclusion:
🔵 All training approaches led to meaningful improvements, highlighting that even short-term programs—regardless of modality—can help promote

A clear demonstration of how portable NIRS technology strengthens evidence in exercise and aging research.

🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/citherlet-effectiveness-2025/

10/12/2025

As we approach 1,500 publications using Artinis devices, we want to highlight some standout work in muscle research. This week’s top pick comes from Perlet et al., who used the PortaMon to investigate how training history and sex-related differences shape NIRS-derived muscle values.

🟡 PortaMon allowed precise, non-invasive monitoring across varied training backgrounds
🔵 NIRS revealed clear sex-related differences in muscle oxygenation metrics
🟡 Insights like these contribute to more targeted and individualized approaches in sports science

🔗 Curious to read the full article? Find it here https://publications.artinis.com/publication/perlet-muscle-2025/

04/12/2025

🌟 Top Pick of the Year in Brain Research Pt. 2! Sobeh et al. presented a standout 2025 study using the Brite to investigate how captures the neural dynamics behind group decision-making. Focusing on inter-brain synchrony during moral alignment, the research provides new insight into how shared discussions shape collective judgments.

The team examined whether discussion in homogeneous groups increases extremity — and whether synchrony in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) can buffer this effect.

Key findings:
🟡 Homogeneous groups became more extreme after discussion.
🔵 Greater DLPFC inter-brain synchrony helped reduce this shift.

A compelling demonstration of how wearable hyperscanning fNIRS advances real-world social neuroscience.
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/sobeh-emergence-2025/

03/12/2025

This latest article from SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, highlights how is gaining momentum in applications, offering safe, non-invasive, real-time insights into brain oxygenation. Its flexibility makes it especially valuable in psychiatry, neurology, and neurorehabilitation. But challenges remain, from standardization to integration into clinical workflows. That’s where steps in.

🟡 MediBrite meets regulatory requirements for medical use to bring clinical NIRS into real medical workflows.
As the first NIRS device with MDR (EU) certification, it combines portability, medical-grade compliance, and ease of use —empowering clinicians to use fNIRS confidently.

🔗 https://www.photonics.com/Articles/Functional-Near-Infrared-Spectroscopy-Targets/a71511

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