PPT-10: Sleep Cognitive Neuroscience

David Eagleman Jonathan Downar Chapter Outline Sleep and the Brain The Circadian Rhythm Why Do Brains Sleep Dreaming Sleep Deprivation and Sleep Disorders 2 Sleep and the Brain The Brain Is Active during Sleep. SESAPS October 2011. Research Team. 2. Linda Larson-Prior. Washington Univ.. Zang-Hee. Cho. Gachon. University. Seong. K. . Mun. Kenneth H. Wong. Alpay. . Özcan. Why should we study sleep?. 3. Fundamentals of Sleep. Dr Phillippa Lawson. Consultant sleep physician. East Anglia. About me. Live in Saffron Walden. Consultant in sleep, respiratory and general medicine at West Suffolk Hospital. Founder of the good sleep programme. Consultant sleep physician. East Anglia. About me. Live in Saffron Walden. Consultant in sleep, respiratory and general medicine at West Suffolk Hospital. Founder of the good sleep programme. Mother to two professors!. Study design dot points:. the measurement of physiological responses to indicate different states of consciousness, including electroencephalograph (EEG), . electromyograph. (EMG), electro-. oculograph. for Insomnia (CBT-I). Janet Constance, Ph.D.. Acknowledgement. Components of this presentation were developed by a group of national VA CBT-I training consultants led by Elissa McCarthy, PhD and sponsored by Mental Health Services, VA Central Office. Interdisciplinary. Relations of Neuromarketing . and. . Neuropsychology. Chapter . 2. Jakub . Berčík. . Integration of . scientific. disciplines. Linking. . several. disciplines . such. as . What can the humanities mean for science?. Michael Burke. Research question. The goals of the conference dialogue . (1) What is the contribution of . neuroaesthetics. and cognitive paradigms to the inquiry in art and humanities and, conversely, (2) how can the arts and humanities be useful for the scientific investigation into the mind and brain. C URRICULUM V ITAE Department of Psycholog y , Boston College McGuinn Hall, Room 330, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 sd.slotnick@bc.edu , 617 − 552 − 4188 , https://sites.google.com/bc.edu/sd - slot 907 and Horowitz, however, found DASO in 16% of healthy older adults, suggesting it may represent a normal variant in this age range. The dif�culty is that the majority of these studies rep W0797-60 10/26/04 1:47 PM Page 714 ing. During the day, such a response is adaptive. During therumination and worry, setting the stage for persistenttating factor for insomnia. Patients with chroni Cognitive Science ~ Behavior. Neuroscience ~ Structure and Function. . . . Unification. Requires good behavioral theories/models. . Research on the . physical basis of the ether or the life force did not work out well. . Alberto Masala (PI), SND, Univ. Paris Sorbonne. Daniel Andler, SND, Univ. Paris Sorbonne. Jean Denizeau, MBB, ICM, Univ. P. & M. Curie. Mathias Pessiglione, MBB, ICM, Univ. P. & M. Curie. Two interlocked aims. to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia. CNTRICS. http://cntrics.ucdavis.edu. CNTRICS Executive Committee. Cameron Carter, UC Davis and Deanna Barch, Washington University St. Louis. James . Breiling. Nicholas J. . Ullrich. III, . St. Joseph’s College, New York. Abstract.  . The purpose of the present study was to examine the effect of sleep pattern variation (e.g., sleeping the same amount of hours each night versus sleeping a different...