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Scientists are learning more and more about what goes on while we sleep. Articles about DREAMS: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=dreams 
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When we dream, the body is out for the count, but the mind is still a stew of thoughts and interpretations. But in this seemingly random stew, some dreams bubble up to the top again and again. And science fiction and fantasy might be the reason why.
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Neuroscience and psychology | As mentioned before, I've got a new column at the BBC's new sci/tech site, where I explore the steps we'll take towards far-flung applications of basic scientif...
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Dreams are something that truly fascinate me! I have lucid dreams on a regular basis and record these dreams in a journal each morning when I wake up. For my short blog post I decided to take...
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It’s late in the evening: time to close the book and turn off the computer. You’re done for the day. What you may not realize, however, is that the learning process actually continues — in your dreams.
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Big dreams may encode a memory of a big WIN By Patrick McNamara...
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The ability to dream is a fascinating aspect of the human mind. However, how the images and emotions that we experience so intensively when we dream form in our heads remains a mystery. Via Dimitris Agorastos, Romylos Pantzakis, Sandeep Gautam
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The Army is looking to battle traumatized veterans' nightmares -- with soothing, digitally made dreams, crafted in virtual worlds.
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As we give up our bodies to sleep, sudden twitches escape our brains, causing our arms and legs to jerk. Some people are startled by them, others are embarrassed. Me, I am fascinated by these twitches, known as hypnic jerks. Nobody knows for sure what causes them, but to me they represent the side effects of a hidden battle for control in the brain that happens each night on the cusp between wakefulness and dreams.
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Whether it is a stroll on the beach, sitting in a tranquil garden or a trip in the space shuttle researchers are testing a new iPhone app in a mass experiment to see if it is possible to craft the perfect dream.
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Researchers have demonstrated that people can be conditioned to dream up the near-death experience of flying toward a light at the end of a tunnel, proving that these experiences are products of the human mind.
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The two activities that we spend a third of our lives doing are sleep and dreaming.
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‘Lucid dreaming’ is the type of dream we have when we are fully conscious we are dreaming and not awake, unlike regular dreams when we are only aware of the dream after we wake up. Via Dimitris Agorastos
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The dream stage of REM sleep, because of its unique neurochemical composition, can provide us with a soothing form of overnight therapy, according to a new study in Current Biology...
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The mind is the joystick of the body, and the body is the environment of the mind; they are locked in a closed feedback loop that can be modulated, to some extent.
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When you fall asleep, you enter an alternative state of consciousness—a time when true inspiration can strike...
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