Jens G. Klinzing

This study evaluates automatic sleep scoring using EEG data from healthy and sleep apnea patients, finding that single-channel scoring is reliable and real-time methods match offline accuracy, though performance drops in clinical populations.

This study shows that odor cueing during sleep increases sleep spindles and slow oscillations, which may enhance declarative memory consolidation.

This study investigates whether sleep enhances visual disparity discrimination and its generalization across the vertical meridian, finding no significant effect of sleep on consolidation of this perceptual skill.