Engineering Sleep for Cognitive Performance
This opportunity supports development and demonstration of a wearable, non-invasive closed-loop system that monitors brain-related signals during sleep and delivers non-drug stimuli to enhance restorative sleep. The goal is to measurably improve physiological recovery and help maintain cognitive performance even when people face operational stress like sleep restriction.
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