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M. Dresler

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Sleep time, social jetlag and intelligence: biology or work timing?

P. P. Ujma, T. Baudson, R. Bodizs, M. Dresler

The paper investigates whether the association between higher IQ and later sleep timing is due to biological or social factors, finding that later sleep timing in high-IQ individuals is explained by later work schedules.

bioRxiv · Nov 11, 2019 · PreprintPhysiology

Medial prefrontal decoupling from the default mode network benefits memory

N. C. Mueller, M. Dresler, G. Janzen, C. F. Beckmann, G. Fernandez, Nils Kohn

The paper investigates how the medial prefrontal cortex decouples from the default mode network during schema-based memory tasks and finds that this decoupling correlates with better memory performance.

bioRxiv · Jul 18, 2019 · PreprintNeuroscience