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CymaScope App 2.0 The first-generation CymaScope app was built in 2015 and broke new ground, making it possible for the first time to visualise music in shimmering cymatic beauty. Now, in 2025, the CymaScope app 2.0 is born into a world in which people are much more aware of frequencies than a decade ago—a world […]

In October 2024, John Stuart Reid presented his four postulated laws of cymatics at the 16th annual Water Conference, Lisbon, Portugal The English scientist, Michael Faraday, was the first to study cymatic phenomena with scientific rigour. He conducted a series of what he termed ‘crispation’ experiments between February and July 1831 with powders, pastes and liquids

In 2021 John Stuart Reid was invited to write a chapter on Music Medicine for a new medical text book, which aims to build an important bridge between Mainstream Medicine and Integrative Medicine. The project was funded by the European Union under their Erasmus + initiative, and now, after many months in preparation, the book

The CymaScope lab was recently honored by a visit from Sayer Ji of www.GreenMedInfo.com to discuss the new portable CymaScope that is in development. Designed primarily for field investigations, for example in sacred spaces, the new model will be fully portable and will feature an integrated wifi-fi camera, enabling cymatic imagery to be viewed instantly

The CymaScope team and their parent company, Sonic Age Ltd, has won the prestigious Corporate Live Wire and Excellence Awards, which celebrates the success and achievements of leading professionals and companies who have stood out for being results-driven, and have taken an innovative approach to demonstrate exceptional business performance.  The judges were impressed by the

When Times Square Arts organization decided to honor New York’s essential workers, especially healthcare workers, the result was a series of groundbreaking cymatics videos broadcast in Times Square. In a collaboration between CymaScope.com and an artist collective known as Gathering of Noetic Generation (G.O.N.G.), a heartfelt piece of poetry was made visible by CymaScope instrument

Apart from the scientific and medical applications for cymatics, which the CymaScope team are passionate about, we also see a bright future for cymatics in art. In honour of Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th anniversary, the CymaScope team created a MusicMadeVisible excerpt from his Piano Sonata Number 8, Opus 13, Pathetique, played by gifted concert pianist,

The CymaScope MF+ and ELF instruments are in a process of continual development and recent improvements to the Voice Coil Motors of both models were recently tested by Bruel & Kjaer, the world’s largest manufacturer of sound and vibration measurement systems. The CymaScope MF+ model now features an extended frequency response to 1500 Hz, while

John Stuart Reid, technical director of the CymaScope laboratory, and Professor Ji, of Rutgers University, have completed a study toward creating an AI-based system to improve cancer surgery that could also lead to a new method of early cancer detection. The study has been published in the Water Journal. The discovery that cells create sound

Professor Brian Josephson, Nobel Laureate in physics, said of the CymaScope instrument to John Stuart Reid,“Having watched one of your lectures I think your (re) discovery is going to be of great importance to the future of physics”. Subsequently, in his lecture at the Royal Society of Medicine, in July 2018, Professor Josephson presented a