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Imagine Hacking Your Own Dreams
Authors' Motivation:
In this project, we wanted to bring the exciting advancements in sleep science to the general public. We believe a well-designed infographic lets us communicate science in an accessible way. With this creation, we hope to make more people interested in sleep, dreams, and future technologies that soon all of us might have in our houses.
In this project, we wanted to bring the exciting advancements in sleep science to the general public. We believe a well-designed infographic lets us communicate science in an accessible way. With this creation, we hope to make more people interested in sleep, dreams, and future technologies that soon all of us might have in our houses.
Citation: Mikheeva, A., Minnema, M. & Gholami, M. (2024). Imagine Hacking Your Own Dreams. Cognitive Science student Journal 2024, 2. 1-3.
Course affiliation: This poster was developed in the course 'From Polysomnography to Dream Engineering' taught by Dr. rer. nat. Kristoffer Appel during the Winter Semester 2022.
The Authors:
Anna Mikheeva
Mitra Gholami
Maureen Minnema
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