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Functional NIRS spectroscopy measures human brain activity

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Despite its benefits, which include simplicity and portability, the potential of fNIRS remains unexplored in many regions of the brain

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Research group leader Dr Hanieh Fattahi (right) and Kilian Scheffter (left) in the lab.

Max Planck research finds speedy spectroscopic solution

A research team at the Max Planck Institute of the Science of Light in Erlangen, Germany, has developed a technique that they suggest will speed up the process of spectroscopic analysis.

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