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New preprint! “N2 Sleep Inspires Insight” – dream collab (pun intended) with my partner in crime Marit Petzka and Nico Schuck biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Wondering whether insight is more likely after sleep? Check out our pre-print and Anikas summary below. That was fun Anika Löwe & Nico Schuck & twitterless Maria Tzegka!

What began as a slightly intoxicated walk on Huntington beach in California with my buddy Ben Griffiths last summer, ended in a published paper today in Communications Psychology. (1/7)

Should we really trust out memories? 🧠 Turns out, yes! We find that we have metacognitive awareness of when recalled memories are distorted by general knowledge. Spectacular work by Casper Kerrén and Yiming Zhao!! The Centre for Human Brain Health School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Paper: nature.com/articles/s4427…

[100% Postdoc-Stelle Sozialpsychologie LMU] -- Noch drei Tage bis zur Deadline... Ich freue mich auf eure/Ihre Bewerbungen!! job-portal.lmu.de/jobposting/71d…

🌟Our new piece on sleep is out! 🌟 We hope there's something new for everyone—sleep enthusiasts and wake scientists alike. We've aimed to make it engaging and accessible for a wide audience, perfect for your summer vacation or bedtime relaxation. We'd love to hear your thoughts

The timing of sleep spindles is modulated by the respiratory cycle in humans sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out our new preprint in which we show how single neuron activity of items stored in working memory in the hippocampus relates to the encoding of those items into long-term memory. The stronger the persistent activity during WM, the more successful the encoding into LTM.

Very happy to share this work showing return of cortical traveling waves with recovery from coma in TBI patients. Huge team efffort Penn Neurosurgery Penn Neuro ICU Dmitriy Petrov

Our massive TMR-Replikation-Project is recruiting labs to collect data and analyse it. Be part of this unique opportunity! Plz RT and share far and wide!

TMR leads to brain plasticity that unfolds over 10 days! Check out the newest paper from #martynarakowska direct.mit.edu/imag/article/d…

Thrilled to share that my first PhD experiment has finally been published in PNASNews! It delves into how reactivation of positive memories during human sleep has the potential to weaken aversive memories. pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107…

Thrilled to welcome #MSCA fellow Andrea Sanchez Corzo to the lab. Exciting times ahead!

So excited 🤩 … in 'stealth mode' > 6 yr We combine SWIR imaging & data analysis for touchless continuous tracking of human #gaze direction & #pupil size in CLOSED EYES Paper 👇validates technology; next: towards clinical use #ICU #anesthesia #sleep rdcu.be/dP6QA

Check out our new paper, where we explore the relationship between slow wave sleep and memory in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 🧵 Krembil Brain Institute

Postdoc opening in my lab at Northwestern (kenpaller.com) for new studies of sleep, to include studies of advanced contemplative practices and other ways to enhance benefits of sleep for health and psychological well-being. Inquiries to [email protected]

New preprint post! We show that motor commands in the superior colliculus shift the internal representation of heading during REM sleep despite the immobility of sleeping mice. Thus, the brain simulates actions and their consequences during REM sleep.🧵1/7 doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

If you'd like a quick read on your coffee break, check out our new Trends in Cognitive Sciences article on active forgetting during sleep doi.org/10.1016/j.tics…

Congratulations to Tao and all of the co-authors~ Weakening older, aversive memories during sleep via reactivating the interfering positive memories. Tao Xia Danni Chen Shengzi Zeng Mira Jing Liu Ken Paller

The Sleep Lab at the University of York is holding a one-day in-person workshop on "Sleep across development: Mechanisms for cognition and health" on Wednesday 23rd October. Attendance is free, please scan the QR code on the flyer to register your interest!