Sleep Research

Quality of the participants' deep sleep deteriorated after an unhealthy diet compared to a healthy one

Researchers demonstrate the importance of transporting a "clock protein" for temperature compensation

Using “spike networks,” scientists were able to prevent an artificial neural network from overwriting information

New technique in neuromorphic computing opens doors for studying neural processes and may establish new computing paradigm

The decision to help people depends on sleep at individual, group, and even societal levels

Experiments reveal that master and slave oscillators function via different molecular mechanisms

Pattern even more pronounced among heavy users (20 out of preceding 30 days)

Study shows that short naps are ineffective in mitigating the dangerous cognitive effects of sleep deprivation

Sleep styles may hold the key to designing better work schedules

Researchers in Japan have discovered a group of neurons in the mouse brainstem that suppress unwanted movement during rapid eye movement sleep