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  • Pathfinder project regarding generalization in ASD

    Jul 25, 2025

    Science

    Pathfinder project regarding generalization in ASD

    Introduction How do autism spectrum disorder (ASD) shape the way we learn and generalise new information? Stacy Moppert has just wrapped up a Pathfinder-funded investigation that tackles this question head-on, pairing classic conditioning paradigms with monitoring the prefrontal cortex activity (PFC) via our Photon Cap functional-near-infrared-spectroscopy (fNIRS). Generalization is the ability to apply what you … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/pathfinder-project-regarding-generalization-in-asd/">Continued</a>

  • Our ‘Pathfinder’ won the SfNIRS DEI Travel Award!

    Nov 04, 2022

    Events

    Our ‘Pathfinder’ won the SfNIRS DEI Travel Award!

    We are proud to announce that one of our Pathfinder’s participants – Sizwe Zondo from Rhodes University, South Africa, won the first Society of fNIRS Diversity Equity and Inclusion (SfNIRS DEI) travel award. The SfNIRS DEI program aims to empower young scientists to present their research results at the prestigious fNIRS 2022 conference in Boston. … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/our-pathfinder-won-the-sfnirs-award/">Continued</a>

  • Pathfinder winners will study verbal and nonverbal fluency in patients with schizophrenia

    Jul 11, 2022

    Science

    Pathfinder winners will study verbal and nonverbal fluency in patients with schizophrenia

    New winners of second edition of Pathfinder Program! Paweł Krukow and Natalia Kopiś-Posiej from the Medical University of Lublin (Poland) have won the second edition of the  Cortivision Pathfinder Program. Their project will be the first fNIRS study where an examination of bilateral prefrontal hemodynamics using a differential cognitive task will be done to understand the … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/pathfinder-program-winners-will-study-verbal-and-nonverbal-fluency/">Continued</a>

  • Hyperscanning with the Photon Cap: The Role of Neural Synchrony During Social Interaction

    Feb 05, 2026

    Hyperscanning

    Hyperscanning with the Photon Cap: The Role of Neural Synchrony During Social Interaction

    Introduction In their study, Moffat et al. (2025) raised the question of increasing health risks caused by loneliness. Particularly, the study focused on the efficiency of intergenerational community programs bringing younger and older people together. It helps older adults stay physically, socially, and cognitively healthier, while also reducing younger adults’ negative stereotypes about aging.  The … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/hyperscanning-with-the-photon-cap-the-role-of-neural-synchrony-during-social-interaction/">Continued</a>

  • Effects of Cognitive Load on the Complex Decision-Making

    Nov 28, 2025

    Experimental

    Effects of Cognitive Load on the Complex Decision-Making

    Published in Frontiers (Volume 19, 2025), Yang et al. (2025) presented a study examining how information-processing load influences the accuracy of decisions and conclusions in complex decision-making contexts, using a Photon Cap C20 fNIRS device to measure prefrontal-cortex blood oxygenation. Introduction The experiment Participants Procedure Data acquisition Outcome

  • New poster using fNIRS Cortivision in clinical application

    Nov 07, 2023

    Science

    New poster using fNIRS Cortivision in clinical application

    Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is one of the primary treatments for severe mood and psychotic disorders. The current practice of ECT refers to applied, brief general anesthesia, usually lasting less than 10 minutes. An electrical charge is then delivered to the brain via electrodes on the scalp, resulting in a generalized convulsive seizure, usually lasting between … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/new-poster-using-fnirs-cortivision-in-clinical-application/">Continued</a>

  • New publication using fNIRS Cortivision concerning children

    Feb 13, 2023

    Science

    New publication using fNIRS Cortivision concerning children

    Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the common neurological conditions. Affects children at the early stages of nervous system development. CP causes various neurological problems. Some significantly impair mobility and motor control. Recently, the use of robotic-assisted guided training (RAGT) to improve motor function through forced movement has gained increasing attention. RAGT can easily activate … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/new-publication-using-fnirs-cortivision-concerning-children/">Continued</a>

  • Cortivision products in South Africa

    Jul 09, 2022

    Distribution

    Cortivision products in South Africa

    Cortivision products are now available in South Africa! Last months were quite busy as we were completing the ICASA certification. It is a mandatory technical certificate for electronic radio devices. Together with our partner in South Africa we have passes all the tests. Now we can offer Cortivision fNIRS products in South Africa. South Africa … <a href="https://www.cortivision.com/cortivision-products-in-south-africa/">Continued</a>