Onderzoeksoutput per jaar
Onderzoeksoutput per jaar
Sleep is important for brain function, performance and health. Although the exact mechanism by which sleep supports the brain is still subject of research and debate, sleep is generally thought to facilitate neuronal recovery, maintenance, and plasticity. Yet, chronically insufficient sleep is a widespread and serious problem in our society. A large number of people experiences sleep loss on a regular basis due to our modern around-the-clock lifestyle, high work pressure, and stress. Repeated sleep loss may have serious repercussions for health and well-being. Particularly, chronically insufficient sleep appears to play an important role in the development of cognitive disorders and psychiatric disorders such as depression.
The research of the Meerlo lab focuses on the importance of sleep and the consequences of sleep loss. The work includes: 1) comparative studies on the regulation and function of sleep in different species of mammals and birds; 2) studies on sleep as a recovery process that supports neuronal plasticity and brain function, including memory formation; and 3) studies on the neurobiological and neuroendocrine consequences of chronically disrupted or restricted sleep, with special emphasis on systems that are involved in stress and have been implicated in mood disorders and cognitive disturbances.
Persoon: Wetenschappelijk Personeel
Persoon: Wetenschappelijk Personeel
Onderzoeksoutput › Academic › peer review
Onderzoeksoutput: Thesis fully internal (DIV)
Onderzoeksoutput: Thesis fully internal (DIV)
Sjoerd van Hasselt (Invited speaker)
Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic
Sjoerd van Hasselt (Speaker)
Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic
Sjoerd van Hasselt (Speaker)
Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic
Ulgezen, Z. N. (Creator), Käpylä, T. (Creator), Meerlo, P. (Creator), Spoelstra, K. (Creator), Visser, M. (Creator) & Dominoni, D. (Creator), University of Groningen, 31-mei-2019
Dataset
Robbert Havekes, Youri Bolsius, Pim Heckman, Camilla Paraciani, Sophia Wilhelm, Frank Raven, Roy Meijer, Martien Kas, Steve Ramirez & Peter Meerlo
09/01/2023 → 11/02/2023
71 items van Media-aandacht, 1 Mediabijdrage
Pers / media: Onderzoek › Popular
Youri Bolsius
26/10/2022
1 item van Media-aandacht
Pers / media: Onderzoek › Popular
Hut, R., Meerlo, P. & Borghese, F.
01/05/2022 → 01/05/2026
Project: Research
Meerlo, P., Havekes, R. & Vitkute, K.
01/02/2022 → 01/02/2026
Project: Research
Havekes, R., Meerlo, P. & Paraciani, C.
01/09/2021 → 01/09/2024
Project: Research
Meerlo, Peter (Recipient), dec.-2018
Prijs: Prize › Professional