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Spontaneous EEG and Sleep Donders MEG/EEG Toolkit Martin Dresler

Spontaneous EEG and Sleep Agenda Recording methods Oscillations on different time scales Examples: functions of sleep

Polysomnography Electroencephalogram (EEG)

Polysomnography Electroencephalogram (EEG) Electrooculogram (EOG) Electromyogram (EMG)

Sleep stages: N1 - slowing of EEG - disappearance of alpha - slow eye rolling

Sleep stages: N2 - sleep spindles (10-16Hz) - K-complexes (0.5-1Hz)

Sleep stages: N3 - deep sleep / slow wave sleep - delta oscillations (<4 Hz)

Sleep stages: REM - rapid eye movements - wake like EEG - muscle atonia (paralyzed)

Sleep stages: overview Brain / EEG Eyes / EOG Muscles / EMG wake REM N1 N2 N3

Sleep EEG: lab vs. home recordings

Sleep EEG headbands SmartSleep (Philips) Dreem (rythm) Zmax (Hypnodyne) Aurora Dreamband (iwinks)

Combined EEG/fMRI

Combined EEG/fMRI: sleep spindles Schabus et al., 2007

Combined EEG/NIRS

Combined EEG/NIRS real hand movements dreamed hand movements HbO Dresler et al., 2011

Spontaneous EEG and Sleep Agenda Recording methods Oscillations on different time scales Examples: functions of sleep

Sleep: nested oscillations

Sleep: nested oscillations % % Weber in prep. Staresina et al., 2015

Sleep: ultradian oscillations

Sleep: circadian oscillations

Sleep: synchronization through light

Sleep: weekly oscillations

Sleep: monthly oscillations? Cajochen et al., 2013 but: Cordi et al., 2014

Sleep: annual oscillations

Sleep regulation: two-process model nap sleep sleep deprivation % slow wave activity

Sleep pressure microsleep local sleep

Combined EEG/fMRI: vigilance measurement Czisch et al., 2012

Spontaneous EEG and Sleep Agenda Recording methods Oscillations on different time scales Examples: functions of sleep

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Brain clearance function of sleep Xie et al., 2013

Brain clearance function of sleep Ooms et al., 2017

Brain clearance function of sleep Ooms et al., 2017

Brain clearance function of sleep responders non-responders Ju et al., 2017

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Endocrine function of sleep

Endocrinological function of sleep

Endocrinological function of sleep

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Immunological function of sleep sleep sleep-deprived Lange et al., 2011

Immunological function of sleep Besedovsky et al., 2017

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Slow wave activity Huber et al., 2004

Slow wave activity Ngo et al., 2013

Sleep spindles Learning Non-learning Gais et al., 2002 Nishida & Walker, 2007

Sleep spindles Lustenberger et al., 2016

Cued memory reactivation Schreiner & Rasch, 2015

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system hormones brain clearance simulation emotions memory

Emotional function of sleep Goldstein-Piekarski et al., 2015

Depression and sleep deprivation Wu & Bunney, 1990

Depression and sleep deprivation Hemmeter et al., 1998

Sleep: more than a substitute for coffee! immune system simulation hormones brain clearance emotions memory

Sleep

Dream experience vs. no experience NREM REM Siclari et al. 2017

Dream experience vs. no experience NREM REM Siclari et al. 2017

Dream content Siclari et al. 2017

...am I dreaming?

Lucid dreaming Hearne, 1978 EEG EOG EMG LaBerge et al., 1981

Neural correlates of dream content real hand movement dreamed hand movement Dresler et al., 2011

Neural correlates of lucid dreaming 40 Hz gamma power 1.5 0.5 wake lucid REM non-lucid REM Voss et al., 2009

Neural correlates of lucid dreaming transcranial alternating current stimulation (tacs) 40 Hz: lucid REM Voss et al., 2014 Voss et al., 2009 Voss et al., 2014

Conclusions Spontaneous EEG activity harbors important information In particular sleep before, during, after experiment! Cascade of nested oscillations Options to manipulate spontaneous oscillations