Does CortiPrism 2 support conventional fNIRS analysis?
Yes. CortiPrism 2 supports channel-based analysis alongside DOT image reconstruction. You can choose the pathway appropriate for your recordings and research question.
From fNIRS signals to cortical maps
Bring channel-based fNIRS analysis and Diffuse Optical Tomography into one workflow. CortiPrism 2 connects signal preprocessing, image reconstruction, and first- and second-level analysis in a graphical environment - without writing code. Explore individual responses, analyse group data, and interpret your findings through time-series plots and 3D visualisations.


Cortical & Atlas Mapping
Explore cortical maps and use atlas-based regions (Schaefer/Brodmann) to investigate areas of interest.
DOT Image Reconstruction
Reconstruct the spatial distribution of haemodynamic changes using optode geometry and head models.
Cortical & Atlas Mapping
Explore cortical maps and use atlas-based regions (Schaefer/Brodmann) to investigate areas of interest.
Individual & Group Workflows
Analyse task-related changes and compare responses for individual participants or full study groups.
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Organise your recordings
Start with individual SNIRF files or work with datasets organised in BIDS. Move from exploring a single recording to analysing data across participants.
Does CortiPrism 2 support conventional fNIRS analysis?
Yes. CortiPrism 2 supports channel-based analysis alongside DOT image reconstruction. You can choose the pathway appropriate for your recordings and research question.

Can I analyse individual participants and groups?
Yes. Both channel-based and DOT workflows support first-level analysis of individual data and second-level analysis across participants.
Do I need programming experience?
The main analysis workflow is available through a graphical interface, allowing you to configure processing, explore results, and export outputs without writing code.

Is a 3D channel map the same as a DOT reconstruction?
No. A channel map displays channel-based results in a spatial context. DOT reconstruction uses optical measurements, optode geometry, and a head model to estimate the spatial distribution of haemodynamic changes.
Does CortiPrism 2 support conventional fNIRS analysis?
Yes. CortiPrism 2 supports channel-based analysis alongside DOT image reconstruction. You can choose the pathway appropriate for your recordings and research question.

Can I analyse individual participants and groups?
Yes. Both channel-based and DOT workflows support first-level analysis of individual data and second-level analysis across participants.
Do I need programming experience?
The main analysis workflow is available through a graphical interface, allowing you to configure processing, explore results, and export outputs without writing code.

Is a 3D channel map the same as a DOT reconstruction?
No. A channel map displays channel-based results in a spatial context. DOT reconstruction uses optical measurements, optode geometry, and a head model to estimate the spatial distribution of haemodynamic changes.