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A woman in a white top and red-orange scarf, wearing glasses and a bracelet engraved with a person text, applies a syringe to the head of a seated person with dark hair. The patient wears a blue fabric cap with small white round sensor discs fitted to it, and eyes are closed. The setting is a plain grey tiled floor. Two people are visible.

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August 28 20112011-08-28A woman in a white top with a red-orange scarf and wire-rimmed glasses works on a seated woman in a lavender top and a dark beaded mala. The seated woman wears a blue fabric cap with white electrode sensors, and the technician uses a syringe-like applicator at one sensor. A gold bangle on the technician's wrist reads Om Hreem Nithyanandaya Namaha. The setting is a tiled room. No a person candidate is visible.2011-08-28 +1 copiesAugust 28 20112011-08-28 +1 copiesA photo of a scientific EEG recording session. A man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala sits in profile, wearing a dark grey EEG cap with small electrode sensors on his scalp. A woman in a white top and white shawl, wearing glasses and a small red bindi, uses a syringe to apply gel to the electrodes. Behind them, monitors display brain-wave readings, and red fabric hangs on the left.2011-07-20A photograph of a woman in a white short-sleeved top with a rudraksha-style mala and beaded bracelets, wearing a name badge, who is adjusting a white cap with blue dots on another person's head. She holds a syringe-like tube upright with one hand while guiding the cap with the other. A small white device with buttons and a cord sits on a table at left beside a white cloth and a green bag, in a room with a metal railing and a pale wall.2011-07-05A photo of an indoor session where a woman with short dark hair and a white top, wearing wooden rudraksha-style beads on her wrists and neck, adjusts a white cap with blue dots on the head of a seated person in a beige top. She holds a thin clear syringe-like tube near the cap. Potted plants and a metal railing are in the background. The cap appears to be a sensor or electrode headset.2011-07-05July 04 20112011-07-04A photograph of a researcher's hands injecting gel through a syringe into a white EEG cap with blue electrode sensors worn on a seated person's head, with a black watch on the researcher's wrist. The person wears an orange-and-black garment and sits on a pink and white striped mat.2011-07-04July 20 20112011-07-20Close-up photograph of a medical procedure on a person's head. A person in the foreground holds a clear syringe and needle, injecting near the head of a patient wearing a light blue cloth cap with metal snap fasteners. A second hand, with light-coloured nails, rests on the cap. Part of an orange-red garment and a white sleeve are visible at the top left. The patient's closed eyes and furrowed brow are visible at lower right.2011-08-28 +1 copiesJuly 15 20112011-07-15A photograph of a research technician in a white striped shirt with a lanyard badge and glasses fitting a dark grey electrode cap with metal sensor studs onto the head of a seated man in white clothing. The technician is squeezing a syringe-like applicator at the cap, which appears to be part of a brain-wave (EEG/QEEG) measurement set-up. Behind them, seated devotees in white and a man in a yellow shirt watch, and a video camera is visible at the top right. A brown bag rests on a striped mat on the floor. No ritual or a person depiction is clearly visible.2011-07-15