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  • 800+

    Published research participants

  • 30+

    Published clinical studies

  • 20+

    Leading research institutions

  • 30+

    published clinical studies

  • 800+

    clinical research participants

  • 20+

    research participants

Science behind
Vielight Technology

10+ years of partnerships with leading institutions. Powering the most published photobiomodulation research.

The Vielight Focus

Most Scientifically Researched Brain PBM Technology

Advancing the most rigorous published brain PBM research, including neuroimaging and randomized controlled trials with 40+ participants on average.

Research News

U of Utah x Vielight wins $4.5M Department of Defense Grant for Research

The University of Utah and Vielight win a $4.6M US DoD grant to build on neuroimaging research with a 300-participant clinical trial.

Published research with Vielight:

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Research Library

Vielight technology is featured in 30+ published studies with leading researchers and institutions worldwide

# of Research 45
# of Participants 2067
Intranasal Photobiomodulation Reaches Deep Brain Structures: fMRI Study Completed
Brain Network Connectivity Clinical study (n=45)

Intranasal Photobiomodulation Reaches Deep Brain Structures: fMRI Study

A Baycrest neuroimaging study involving 45 healthy adults examined brain responses during intranasal photobiomodulation using Vielight technology. Measurable fMRI responses were observed in the thalamus and other brain regions under the study conditions. These responses were not seen in the previous transcranial-only study, supporting further investigation of intranasal light delivery in brain PBM research.

Multimodal Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Clinical Trial with itPBM Completed
Alzheimer’s (Dementia) Clinical study (n=20)

Multimodal Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Clinical Trial with itPBM

A multimodal clinical investigation involving 20 adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) examined the effects of the Vielight Neuro on cognitive and physiological measures. Researchers investigated cognitive performance, brain connectivity and mitochondrial function.

Analytical Problem-Solving Ability Clinical Trial | Double-Blind, Sham-Controlled | 56 Participants Completed
Memory and Cognition Clinical study (n=56)

Analytical Problem-Solving Ability Clinical Trial | Double-Blind, Sham-Controlled | 56 Participants

In a randomized, double-blind problem-solving study 56 healthy adults using the Vielight Neuro Gamma over the prefrontal cortex scored higher than placebo on a word-based problem-solving test and on the Stroop attention test, conducted by Spain’s University of Deusto,

Multimodal Alzheimer’s Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Clinical Trial Completed
Alzheimer’s (Dementia) Clinical study (n=73)

Multimodal Alzheimer’s Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Clinical Trial

A multimodal clinical investigation examined a multicomponent program involving adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and early-stage dementia. The study incorporated lifestyle modifications and several interventions, including the Vielight Neuro. Researchers evaluated cognitive and functional outcomes to explore the effects of the combined approach.

Vielight Vagus Observational Study | EEG Microstates, Visual and Attention Networks Completed
Memory and Cognition

Vielight Vagus Observational Study | EEG Microstates, Visual and Attention Networks

Vielight Vagus observational study with data based on microstates. Attention and visual-network patterns were studied for changes using clinical-grade ERP software.

Brain Resilience and Diffusion Tensor Imaging with itPBM | NCAA Div 1 Football Completed
Brain Network Connectivity Clinical study (n=26)

Brain Resilience and Diffusion Tensor Imaging with itPBM | NCAA Div 1 Football

A 2026 randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled study published in the Journal of Neurotrauma followed 26 NCAA Division I football players over a 16-week season. The trial examined the Vielight Neuro with advanced Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) measures of brain microstructure during repeated head-impact exposure.

Cerebellum Functional Connectivity and Intranasal-Transcranial Photobiomodulation Completed
Brain Network Connectivity Clinical trial (n=30)

Cerebellum Functional Connectivity and Intranasal-Transcranial Photobiomodulation

A neuroimaging study examined cerebellar activity and network connectivity in 30 individuals with traumatic brain injury before and after with the Vielight Neuro.

Effects of Light-Induced Electromagnetic Fields on Human Cancer Cells in Vitro Completed
Cellular Mechanisms Cellular research

Effects of Light-Induced Electromagnetic Fields on Human Cancer Cells in Vitro

Laboratory research examined cellular responses to photobiomodulation (PBM) using 810 nm light pulsed at 10 Hz with the Vielight Neuro Pro. Responses varied across cell types and experimental conditions, with changes in measures such as cell viability and proliferation observed in some models.

Post-Chemotherapy Cognitive Impairment (CRCI) and Intranasal-Transcranial PBM Completed
Brain Fog Clinical trial (n=39)

Post-Chemotherapy Cognitive Impairment (CRCI) and Intranasal-Transcranial PBM

A clinical trial with the Vielight Neuro examined cognitive outcomes in 39 women with cancer-related cognitive impairment following a 10-week, 40 Hz photobiomodulation protocol.

Intranasal PBM modulates Brain Fluid Dynamics (MRI) | Baycrest Hospital Completed
Memory and Cognition Clinical trial (n=45)

Intranasal PBM modulates Brain Fluid Dynamics (MRI) | Baycrest Hospital

A study using Vielight technology compared transcranial and intranasal photobiomodulation responses in 45 healthy adults aged 20–32, examining differences in brain activity measured by fMRI.

Breakthrough Stories

Learn more about the breakthroughs in photobiomodulation research powered by Vielight’s collaborations with healthcare and educational institutions.

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Alzheimer’s (Dementia)

Revolutionizing Alzheimer’s Treatment: Neuromodulation

Researchers at the University of Toronto and CAMH identified the Vielight Neuro Gamma as the first brain photobiomodulation device to demonstrate neuromodulation, using 40Hz, 810nm near-infrared light to shift brainwave activity toward faster frequencies. Also, an independent University of California study then found that 12 weeks of at-home use led to significant improvements in mental acuity, cerebral blood flow, and connectivity within the Default Mode Network.

Alzheimer’s (Dementia)

New Research: Non-Drug Treatment Boosts Brain Connectivity in Dementia

Dr. Linda Chao at the University of California, San Francisco ran an independent study to verify a 2015 dementia pilot trial. Eight participants were randomly assigned to 12 weeks of either usual care or home photobiomodulation using the Vielight Neuro Gamma. The group using photobiomodulation showed significant improvements in cognitive function and behavior, plus increased cerebral blood flow and improved functional connectivity in the default mode network.

Mild Cognitive Impairment

Accelerated Recovery from Viral Infections: Photobiomodulation Research

The Vielight RX Plus is intended to accelerate the recovery of upper respiratory illnesses. It is the only photobiomodulation device with published clinical results for viral recovery and immune support. In a clinical trial at the University of Johannesburg, 294 participants used the device alongside their regular care. Those who had had symptoms for 0 to 7 days recovered faster, with improvements across headache, chest congestion, body aches, elevated heart rate, and taste disturbance.

Parkinson’s

First Research Study to Show Photobiomodulation’s
Promise for Parkinson’s

In an independent University of Sydney study led by Dr. Ann Liebert, twelve participants with idiopathic Parkinson's disease used the Vielight Neuro Gamma for 12 weeks of transcranial-intranasal photobiomodulation. Results showed significant improvements (p < 0.05) in mobility, cognition, dynamic balance, and fine motor skills, sustained up to one year with continued home use. No adverse side effects were reported.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Vielight research different?

Vielight’s evidence base is primarily independently driven. By integrating advanced neuroimaging with neuropsychological testing, our trials measure direct physiological mechanisms rather than self-reported impressions—backed by robust cohorts averaging 40 participants to ensure statistical and clinical relevance.

Studies are designed and executed by researchers at premier academic and medical institutions, with findings published in indexed, peer-reviewed journals.

 What do "peer-reviewed" and "randomized controlled" mean,  and why does it matter?

A peer-reviewed study is one where independent scientists evaluate the research before it gets published, acting as a quality filter to ensure the methodology and conclusions are sound. A randomized controlled trial (RCT) randomly assigns participants to either a treatment or a placebo group, which eliminates bias and allows researchers to isolate the actual effect of the intervention.

Studies that lack these standards (such as uncontrolled case reports or manufacturer-funded trials without independent oversight) carry significantly less scientific weight.

Which institutions have conducted research with Vielight technology?

Vielight technology has been used in studies conducted at 20+ leading institutions, including the University of Toronto, Unity Health Toronto, University of Utah, and Baycrest Health Sciences, spanning 800+ participants across all published research.

These are independent academic and clinical research centers. Vielight provides the technology, but the research design and findings are driven by the institutions themselves.

Can I apply to join a Vielight study as a participant?

Yes, you can. When we are actively recruiting participants for a clinical trial, we publish the details on our Clinical trial recruitment page.

Please note that applying does not guarantee participation — all candidates go through a selection process based on the study’s eligibility criteria.

I'm a researcher interested in conducting a study with Vielight technology. How can I apply?

If you’re planning a clinical trial or research study and would like to use Vielight technology, you can submit your proposal on our Research with us page.

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