This symposium from Sleep DownUnder 2025 explores cutting-edge EEG methodologies in hypersomnolence research, highlighting novel approaches to detecting, diagnosing and understanding sleepiness in its various forms and its consequences. Experts in the field present advances in non-oscillatory EEG analysis and applications, high-density EEG connectivity analysis, research-driven EEG applications, and a brief review of the latest advances in the literature.

Presentations

• EEG and hypersomnolence year in review - Scott Coussens
• Non-oscillatory EEG, sleep and hypersomnolence - Alex Chatburn
• High-density EEG and local sleep in the wake brain - Angela D'Rozario
• EEG in central disorders of hypersomnolence: latest clinical trial evidence - Julia Chapman

This learning activity is $30 for ASA members and $60 for others.

1.5 CPD points

• Training Hours: 1.50