Karsten S. Rauss

The paper shows that sleep enhances spatial schema memory formation in humans, with benefits linked to frontal cortical slow oscillation-spindle coupling.

The paper shows that sleep enhances memory binding with context while wakefulness stabilizes memory representations independently of context.

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.