The brain also emits music

Scientists have combined and translated two types of brain waves into music, bringing a strange and strange view of our brain's activity.

According to the Daily Mail, a group of Chinese researchers used electroencephalography (EEG) to create the tone and luminosity of the notes, while conducting functional magnetic resonance imaging scans ( fMRI) to control the intensity of music.

The study, published in PLoS ONE, reveals an innovative approach to interpreting the physiological processes of the brain into music.

Previously, researchers from the Department of Science and Technology of the US Department of the Interior also surveyed the possibility of forming a form of nervous system training called 'brain music'. This test uses music created from an individual's brain waves to help him or her move from anxiety to relaxation.

However, new research by Jing Lu and colleagues from China University of Technology and Electronics has used EEG and fMRI recording results simultaneously to better represent brain activity with nodules. music.

According to the authors, the music created by the brain in this way is a way of expressing brain activity in the form of art, providing a premise for scientists and musicians to work together to find better understand the relationships between music and human brain '.

They also expressed hope that the method of combining EEG and fMRI data, which provides a better reflection of brain activity, will bring new applications to clinical diagnosis or related therapies. Biofeedback.