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There have been many new developments in the field of sleep and memory recently with new mechanisms proposed. This webinar recorded in June 2022 explored two of the more promising approaches to investigating the formation and consolidation of memories during sleep from a practical standpoint.
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There have been many new developments in the field of sleep and memory recently with new mechanisms proposed. This webinar recorded in June 2022 explored two of the more promising approaches to investigating the formation and consolidation of memories during sleep from a practical standpoint.

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This webinar was held on Tuesday, 28 June 2022 and was chaired by Tom Dent.

Titles and Presentations by :

Periodic Analysis - Alex Chatburn, PhD, Lecturer, UniSA
Alex is a researcher and lecturer at UniSA in Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience

How to measure and interpret 1/f - Zach Cross, PhD, Post Doc Fellow, UniSA
Zach is an early career researcher at the CSNRH UniSA with an interest in sleep, memory and language.

Periodic and Aperiodic Data - Scott Coussens, PhD, Manager, Technical Services, UniSA

What are the 2-3 key points that the audience will take away after attending this webinar?
An insight into how to get started analysing sleep EEG data utilizing some freely available software

Periodic and Aperiodic data: Theory and history, testing and application and uses for sleep research
Explanation of theory, demonstration of testing and applications of research
Relationships between learning, memory and processing speed, demonstration of testing and applications for future research

Who would benefit from attending this webinar?
Researchers in sleep and memory
Neuroscientists

The webinar recording is free for members, $10 for others. 

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