Pin‐Chun Chen

This study links noradrenergic infraslow rhythms during sleep to heart rate variability and memory consolidation across species.

The paper shows hippocampal ripples trigger a two-step cortical response during sleep, followed by spindle-mediated network synchronization, and demonstrates this can be detected noninvasively with scalp EEG.

This study shows that hippocampal ripples during rest periods correlate with motor sequence learning in humans.

This study investigates how heart rate variability during REM sleep influences emotional memory consolidation, finding that REM vagal HRV promotes a positive memory bias.

This study investigates how slow oscillations during sleep modulate working memory-related neural activity changes overnight.

This study examines age-related differences in autonomic-central coupling during daytime sleep and its impact on working memory in older versus younger adults.

The paper shows sleep involves competition between long-term and working memory processes, with a switch mechanism affecting cognitive performance.

This study shows that increased parasympathetic activity during sleep improves working memory in young adults, unlike during wake.

This study shows that coordinated autonomic and central events during sleep predict working memory improvement in young adults.