NeuroscienceJournal of Sleep ResearchPeer-reviewed
Concurrent presentation of memory-related odors and sounds nullified sleep reactivation benefits
Gayathri Subramanian, Christina Zelano, Ken A. Paller, Eitan Schechtman
The paper investigates how concurrent memory reactivation with odors and sounds during sleep affects memory consolidation, finding that some odors disrupt sound-induced memory benefits.