The secret bioluminescence of the human brain

A groundbreaking study published in iScience reveals that the human brain emits ultraweak photons, faint flashes of light, linked to its metabolic activity, which vary based on mental states like resting or listening to music. This discovery introduces photoencephalography, a potential new brain imaging technique that passively tracks these light signals to monitor brain function in real time, offering a non-invasive alternative to EEG or fMRI.

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