The aim of the Budapest Laboratory of Sleep and Cognition is to examine human behavior with a special focus on sleep and its role in information processing. In our view, sleep provides an exciting “natural environment” to explore and unravel the neural activity of the brain as well as its more specific functions or dysfunctions. Our research topics extend from basic neurophysiological studies to more complex experiments focusing also on the behavioral level. Our aim is to understand sleep and sleep-related cognitive and effective processes in their entirety integrating multiple (physiological, cognitive and phenomenological) levels of analyses.

HEAD OF THE RESEARCH GROUP:

Péter Simor, Assisntant Professor

MEMBERS OF THE RESEARCH GROUP:

Zsófia Benkő Research Group Member, PhD Student

Tamás Bogdány Research Group Member, PhD Student

Yeganeh Farahzadi Research Group Member, PhD Student

Anna Király Research Group Member, Student

Richárd Reichardt Research Group Member, Junior Research Fellow

Vivien Tomacsek Research Group Member, Junior Research Fellow

Noémi Báthori External Member

The research group's website is available here.