Hacking the functions of sleep: Non-invasive approaches to stimulate sleep neurophysiology | Physiological Reviews | American Physiological Society Sleep is essentially contributing to human health and wellbeing through multiple biological functions, including restoration and biosynthesis, brain clearance, energy metabolism, immunological and end...

😴 Our new review on non-invasive sleep stimulation in Physiological Reviews! Huge thanks to my shared first co-author Friederike Breuer, to Til Ole Bergmann & Martin Dresler for their supervision, and to all co-authors for an inspiring collaboration ✨
#SleepResearch #Donders

📅 Save the Date: Oxford 2026 Glymphatic Research Symposium!

• Dates: March 30th, March 31st, April 1st 2026.
• Keynote speakers: Maiken Nedergaard & Jonathan Kipnis.
• Venue: Keble College, Oxford, UK.
• Registration link to follow

Looking forward to seeing you there! 🧠

Hersenhacken voor een diepe slaap Een goede nachtrust komt zowel ons brein, als ons lichaam ten goede. Wetenschappers werken daarom aan methodes om onze diepe slaap te ‘hacken’. Wat mogen we daarvan de komende tijd verwachten?

NEMO museum in Amsterdam is located in a fantastic futuristic building, which looks like a spacecraft departing into the future
NEMO team also does a lot for science communication with their online journal
Some time ago, I gave them a short comment on the current sleep-enhancement technology

Nico

Tomorrow, Nico Adelhöfer and Mahdad Jafarzadeh Esfahani will present our research on the state of the art and current developments of lucid dreaming:
 
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Join us on Tuesday, 15.00-16.30, Room 38!