No evidence for a preferential role of sleep in episodic memory abstraction

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No evidence for a preferential role of sleep in episodic memory abstraction https://t.co/1hrYfyWRiK https://t.co/pc4Lldk72F

26 Dec 2022

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A widely spread notion on the role of sleep is that it helps consolidation of hippocampus-dependent event memories, leading to more abstracted memories, supported by extrahippocampal cortical areas. Our recent publication shows t…https://t.co/PK3Yh1E3FU

09 Dec 2022

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Our paper is out: Our results suggest hippocampus-dependent memories are generalised to an equal extent across both wake and sleep time, with no preferential role of sleep. @LuciaTalamini @DirkvMoorselaar #memory #sleep https://t.co/j4wWcYeMCn

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