# Linkedin Posts September 2026

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The scientific team behind Temple BrainFlow includes Dr Divya Gulati (IISc), Dr Sanchit Gupta (IISc), Dr Yukti Chopra (SISSA Trieste), and Nitish Kumar (IIT Bombay).

Our scientific advisory is provided by Prof David Boas, Director of Boston University's Neurophotonics Center.

In our second validation study, we tested Temple BrainFlow against time‑domain NIRS, one of the few technologies that can separate brain blood volume changes from scalp blood volume changes. We had 60 participants go through three physiological challenges: head‑down tilt, stand‑to‑squat, stand‑to‑supine.

We should most likely have a date for pre orders next week.

In September 2026 I announced the second validation study for Temple BrainFlow, highlighting its unique brain‑volume validation, open‑hardware loan policy, and a new Entropy biomarker measured during meditation.

Temple BrainFlow tracked brain blood volume at r=0.84-0.91, significantly more than scalp blood volume.

The most significant result came from head-down tilt, where Temple's correlation with the brain was 0.91, and scalp correlation was just 0.49.

We encourage researchers to replicate this. We'll happily loan Temples to any qualified researcher who wants to pressure-test any of our metrics independently.

Entropy is a new biomarker on Temple that also measures your body’s (para)sympathetic state, and we have seen it drop real time during meditation, while HR stays flat.

The study was guided by our Scientific Advisor, Prof. David Boas, Director of Boston University's Neurophotonics Center.

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