Sleep research
Can your own brainwaves help you sleep?
Meet MyWaves, our partner, and explore what its small sleep studies found.
Explore this topicScience & Education
Explore how sound reaches the brain and body. Follow the questions that interest you, from sleep and vibration to the evidence behind popular frequency claims.
Read the vibroacoustic therapy guideSleep research
Meet MyWaves, our partner, and explore what its small sleep studies found.
Explore this topicBrain and sound
How two tones create a perceived beat, and what researchers have measured.
Explore this topicBrain and sound
A look at sensory rhythm, gamma stimulation and ongoing research.
Explore this topicBody and vibration
Follow sound from a mat or chair into the body, then explore the studies.
Explore this topicTherapeutic approaches
Understand bilateral stimulation and its place in therapist-led care.
Explore this topicFrequency claims
Separate musical tuning, listener preference and findings from small trials.
Explore this topicFrequency claims
Explore the history, modern claims and limits of the available evidence.
Explore this topicBody and vibration
Discover why bodies are not tuned to one universal healing frequency.
Explore this topicResearch findings
Read the reported outcomes and follow the original studies.
Explore this topicEvidence over claims
The 92% finding, its source and Biotune’s approach to sound design.
Explore this topicFree educational film· 8 min 41 sec
An illustrated guide to sound technologies, resonance, and popular frequency claims.
Sound science, in conversation
5 min 49 sec
An audio discussion exploring the evidence behind 432 Hz sound-healing claims.
6 min 34 sec
The second conversation in our sound-science series, exploring the questions behind contact-delivered vibration and its therapeutic use.
