Jennifer Windt

This study finds no group differences in sustained attention performance or wake slow wave activity between ADHD and neurotypical adults, but identifies neural differences suggesting compensatory mechanisms in ADHD.

This study finds that increased sleep-like slow wave (SW) density during wakefulness in ADHD is associated with attentional difficulties, suggesting a mechanistic link between sleep disturbances and attentional issues.

This paper introduces a framework using over 7700 time-series features to cluster sleep epochs, revealing both overlaps and discrepancies with traditional visual scoring methods.

The paper identifies sleep-like slow waves in the awake brain associated with attentional lapses, mind wandering, and mind blanking through behavioral and neural analysis.

This study uses tDCS to modulate dream movement during REM sleep, finding reduced dream movement but no effect on other bodily sensations.

The paper conducts a blinded analysis to test if EEG spectral power can identify dreaming consciousness, finding no significant performance beyond chance.