Xuanyi Lin

This study investigates memory control impairments in insomnia disorder, finding reduced suppression-induced forgetting and altered electrophysiological responses during memory suppression tasks.

The paper shows that re-emerging negative neural patterns during sleep and rest predict higher depressive symptoms.

This study uses EEG data and multivariate decoding to track how memory suppression affects cortical patterns and leads to forgetting.

The paper shows that combining wakeful training with sleep-based memory reactivation enhances positive self-referential processing.