10/01/2008 PERMALINK
Study allowed participants to "shape their own brain activity" "The aim of the study was to improve sleep quality and memory performance by 'rewarding' the existence of certain activities of the brain," said the study's workgroup leader, Dr. Manuel Schabus, researcher for the division of physiological psychology at the University of Salzburg in Austria. EEG changes transferred into sleep and improved immediate memory retrieval after learning ... more