A study participant with the device used to record pupil movements during sleep. © Neural Control of Movement Lab / ETH Zurich Though sleep is a time to power down ...
Central to the findings are reorganizations of neuronal activity patterns during sleep to reflect those seen during memory recollection upon awakening. The findings were published in Neuron.
Coupling of neural oscillations in sleep, in relation to cognition, aging, and Alzheimer’s disease
and reduced time spent in slow wave sleep. Aberrant brain oscillation activity during sleep, such as reduced slow wave oscillation amplitudes or fewer sleep spindles, is associated with poor sleep and ...
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