Anna á Váli Guttesen

This study identifies increased punishment sensitivity and specific neural activity patterns in chronic pain and fatigue patients during decision-making tasks.

This study investigates how verbal and non-verbal retrieval cues affect memory reactivation in sleep, finding verbal cues elicit stronger spindle activity than non-verbal cues.

This study investigates how sleep and sleep deprivation affect memory consolidation and learning, finding that sleep supports memory but not necessarily consolidation's role in new learning.

The paper shows that memory cues during sleep increase fast spindles and SO up states, which are linked to memory retention and decoding of memory categories.