00:00 | Episode intro with Matt Angle and Amy Kruse
1:07 | StimScience in Fast Company
5:05 | Learned Motor Patterns Are Replayed in Human Motor Cortex during Sleep
6:43 | Connect with Prime Movers Lab
7:01 | PML on Medium
7:45 | Introduction to Sleep Stages
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12:24 | Pulling all-nighters
12:50 | Amy Kruse, PhD
13:00 | Ram Gurumoorthy, PhD
13:07 | Stimscience, now Somnee
13:30 | Luis de Lecea, PhD
18:26 | Gordon Rule, PhD
18:40 | Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords (2004)
19:50 | Why do we sleep?
20:26 | Sleep drives metabolite clearance from the adult brain
20:35 | Sleep & DNA Repair
22:13 | Neural Activity can cause DNA damage
23:22 | Jerry Seigal
24:26 | DARPA Sleep Research
24:55 | Fur seals and sleep
25:08 | How do Whales and Dolphins Sleep Without Drowning?
25:54 | Putting Humans in Stasis Is the Best Way of Getting Us to Mars
27:36 | Sleep and Mortality
28:09 | The Sleeping Brain: Harnessing the Power of the Glymphatic System through Lifestyle Choices
28:27 | Giulio Tononi, MD, PhD
28:45 | Sleep, Memory, and Plasticity
28:52 | Sleep Cognition and Memory
29:00 | Sleeping up and down the phylogenetic tree
29:05 | Actually...worms do sleep
29:20 | Decoding sleep
29:36 | Fruit flies and their mini sleeps
29:44 | Mapping sleep in the brain
30:35 | Hypocretin-positive neurons
31:17 | Clearly Matt slept through his midterm... again
31:57 | The hypocretins/orexins: integrators of multiple physiological functions
32:05 | Stress-sleep interactions
33:30 | The Science of Narcolepsy
35:08 | Equivalence of sleep deprivation and intoxication | Additional reference
36:21 | Sleep Pressure: Homeostatic Sleep Drive
40:38 | EEG Visualization of electrodermal activity during sleep
44:08 | Circuitry of Sleep Stages
45:00 | Regional slow waves and spindles in human sleep | Local sleep in awake rats
48:00 | Emerging Sleep Technologies
1:00:56 | Hypothalamus and Sleep
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