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Making waves in sleep-wake research

A computer shows a digital image of a brain, with a person getting a scan of his head in the background

For the first time, scientists discovered that sleep can be detected by patterns of neuronal activity just milliseconds long and that regions of the brain can momentarily “flicker” awake while the rest of the brain remains asleep.

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