We aim to understand the mechanisms of memory formation during sleep.
A multidisciplinary and diverse team is a requirement for our laboratory, reflected in the composition of its researchers from various backgrounds
We develop outreach projects to raise public awareness of the importance of sleep in memory formation and brain health
Empowering Open Science
Open-source tools increase transparency, reproducibility, and research quality. We build and share analytical tools and software to support these values
Our research focuses on three main areas: investigation of memory consolidation, sleep regulation, and cognitive processes. We use multiple techniques to address our research: Electrical microstimulation, optogenetics, chemogenetics, and in vivo electrophysiology.
Our research focuses on three main areas: investigation of memory consolidation, sleep regulation, and cognitive processes. We use multiple techniques to address our research: Electrical microstimulation, optogenetics, chemogenetics, and in vivo electrophysiology.