Research
Our technology is rooted in over a decade of academic sleep research. Discover the extensive list of publications in renowned scientific journals and ongoing research projects.
35 papers published
6 studies ongoing
































































Our partnerships
We’re pushing innovation forward, whether in our dedicated lab in Amsterdam, through at-home trials, or by teaming up with partners across the globe. Together, we’re finding new ways to make a real impact on health and well-being.
Amsterdam UMC
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University Saint-Luc
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University of Birmingham
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Donders Institute
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National Institute of Mental Health
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of Mental Health
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Harvard Medical School
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Monash University
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All research & publications
Sound Asleep: Processing and Retention of Slow Oscillation Phase-Targeted Stimuli
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews
Corresponding author Martin Dresler
Feb 20, 2023
Original paper
Original paper
Stabilizing Sleep Through Closed-Loop Acoustic Stimulation: Implications for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Treatment
Springer International Journal
Lucia M. Talamini
Jan 8, 2022
Original paper
Original paper
The looping lullaby: Closed-Loop Neurostimulation decreases sleepers sensitivity to environmental noise
biorxiv
Lucia Talamini 4,6,9
Aug 8, 2021
Original paper
Original paper
Sleep as a window to treat affective disorders
Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences
Lucia M. Talamini
Mar 6, 2020
Original paper
Original paper
Manipulating memory during sleep
Sleep Medicine
Lucia T. Talamini, E. van Poppel
Dec 16, 2019
Original paper
Original paper
Slow Oscillations during Sleep Coordinate Interregional Communication in Cortical Networks
Journal of Neuroscience
Lucia M. Talamini, oy Cox Et Al.
Dec 10, 2014
Original paper
Original paper
Sound Asleep: Processing and Retention of Slow Oscillation Phase-Targeted Stimuli
National Library of Medicine
Lucia. M. Talamini et al.
Jul 7, 2014
Original paper
Original paper