After you fall asleep in the sleep lab, we can decide what you dream about — as Karen Konkoly showed in her PhD work and just published in this new paper:
“Investigating dreams by strategically presenting sounds during REM sleep to reactivate waking experiences”
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What would you like to dream about? Here's a suggestion. Our new paper, co-first-authored by PhD students Daniel Morris and Blaise Elliott, describes a way to provoke lucid dreams about revisiting a profound Virtual-Reality experience - academic.oup.com/nc/article/2...

A lovely gathering last night to bid farewell to amazing monastic scholars visiting our 3 labs:Nusslock/Grabowecky/Paller. A 2-month internship program with profound and meaningful interchanges on neuroscience & Buddhist thought, opening the door for future collaborations bridging the 2 worlds

Dream Science 2.0 — AKA New Strategies for the Cognitive Science of Dreaming - Online ahead of print in Trends in Cognitive Sciences 2024 doi: 10.1016/j.tics.2024.10.004.
by Remington Mallett, Karen R Konkoly, Tore Nielsen, Michelle Carr, and Ken A Paller