Daniel Oblak

This paper challenges claims of extracranial biophoton detection from the human brain by showing that reported signals are likely due to background contamination and scalp emission.

This study uses advanced imaging systems to detect ultraweak photon emission (UPE) from live and dead mice and stressed plants, revealing differences in UPE intensity under various physiological conditions.

This study compares the effects of ketamine and thiopental anesthesia on ultraweak photon emission and oxidative-nitrosative stress in rat brains, finding contrasting impacts on UPE, oxidative markers, and antioxidant capacity.

This paper shows that ultraweak photon emission from the hippocampus correlates with Alzheimer's disease, oxidative stress, and memory decline in rats, suggesting UPE as a potential biomarker for AD screening.