Malcolm Kohler

This paper identifies spindle density in infant sleep EEG as a biomarker predicting later behavioral outcomes, while other features like slow wave slope and coupling are not predictive.

This paper links infants' sleep habits measured by actimetry with neurophysiological features from EEG in 6-month-olds, showing associations between sleep patterns and brain activity metrics.

The paper identifies five sleep composites through PCA of infant sleep variables and shows their dynamic changes and associations with development.

This paper improves the comparability of infant sleep measurements using actimetry by standardizing computational methods and incorporating parent-reported diaries.