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  1. Concept illustration of dopamine neurons. Image credit: Nicole Smith, made with Midjourney

    Night shift: Dopamine cells work while you sleep to strengthen skills

  2. Sleep trap: Many young adults use cannabis to fall asleep

  3. A schematic of a neuronal circuit has three different groups of neurons. Blue excitatory neurons are at the top and bottom of the graphic. At top, in a darker shade of blue, are the primary memory-encoding neurons and at the bottom are light blue secondary memory-encoding neurons that are recruited during sleep. In between the two groups of excitatory neurons, there is a cluster of inhibitory neurons shown in red with its tendrils connected to both blue sets of neurons.

    A universal sleep pattern could help strengthen, separate memories

  4. An illustration shows a dial inside a person's mind that's split into quarters, each representing a season. A sun in one quadrant represents summer, next is a red leaf to represent fall, followed by a snowflake for winter and then a pink flower for spring.

    Humans are seasonal creatures, according to our circadian rhythms

  5. Getting in sync: Wearables reveal happiest times to sleep

  6. Concept illustration of a sleeping man. Image credit: Nicole Smith, made with Midjourney

    The science behind waking up on the wrong side of the bed

  7. Concept photo of three cuddling male mice. Image credit: Ada Eban-Rothschild, made with Adobe Firefly

    Zzzzzz…sleep may be compromised with a bed partner

  8. Concept illustration of adolescent sleep cycles. Image credit: Nicole Smith, Made with Midjourney

    Behavior problems might be partly attributed to sleep cycles in adolescents

  9. Concept illustration of a child wearing fictional corrective glasses. Image credit: Nicole Smith, made with Midjourney

    ‘Binocular’ treatment helps with a common vision problem. Sleep makes it stick.

  10. A sleeping woman with alarm clock in the foreground. Image credit: iStock

    Women’s exposure to pesticides could affect sleep patterns of female offspring

  11. Concept illustration of an alarm clock atop a brain on a half night, half day background. Image credit: iStock

    Brain neurons identified in pre-sleep routine

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    U-M-led project examines how we consolidate our sleep

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    Getting sleepy? Fruit flies constantly tune into environmental temperature to time sleep

  14. Kids' sleeping habits disrupted by sneaky media use

    Kids’ sleeping habits disrupted by sneaky media use

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    Newest U-M teach-out captures spirit of campus Martin Luther King celebration

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    Deep sleep critical for visual learning

  17. 1 in 3 older adults take something to help them sleep – but many aren’t talking to their doctors

    1 in 3 older adults take something to help them sleep – but many aren’t talking to their doctors

  18. Binge-watching 'The Walking Dead?' You might feel like a zombie yourself

    Binge-watching ‘The Walking Dead?’ You might feel like a zombie yourself

  19. Sleep on it: Researchers find what makes memories tick

    Sleep on it: Researchers find what makes memories tick

  20. Getting to bed on time requires self-control with the remote control

    Getting to bed on time requires self-control with the remote control

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