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working for longer and driving for longer, says Barbara Sahakian, Professor of Neuropsychology at the University of Cambridge,
#Neuropsychology: Power Naps Produce A Significant Improvement In Memory Performance, Study Neuropsychology: Power Naps Produce A Significant Improvement In Memory Performance Generations of school students have gone to bed the night before a maths exam
or a vocabulary test with their algebra book or vocabulary notes tucked under their pillow in the hope that the knowledge would somehow be transferred magically into their brains
That they were taken not completely in by a superstitious belief has now been demonstrated by a team of neuropsychologists at Saarland University,
a graduate biologist specializing in neuropsychology, working with her Phd supervisor Axel Mecklinger and co-researcher Emma Bridger, is examining how power naps influence memory performance.
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