Dr. Thanh Dang-Vu, Director of the SCN Laboratory and Professor at Concordia University, just published a new book titled “Neuronal Oscillations of Wakefulness and Sleep: Windows on Spontaneous Activity of the Brain” with colleague Dr. Richard Courtemanche. This book gathers contributions from renown neuroscientists and other members of the SCNLab (including Aurore Perrault, PhD, and postdoctoral fellow)…

A little snooze after a brisk bike ride is the best way to fend off forgetfulness and dementia, researchers in Canada have said.

There is a large body of evidence linking both adequate sleep and physical exercise with better memory, but the researchers at Concordia University in Montreal now say there is an added benefit from combining the two…

To better understand how insomnia affects people on a daily basis, and how the SCN lab comes into the equation, Meriem Chiadmi and Siya Manova, two graduate journalism students created this informative video (…)

The SCN Lab collaborated with journalist Sophie Gagnon on an article published in “Virage” magazine, exploring the links between age, sleep hygiene and insomnia (…)

We spend 1/3 of our life sleeping, but can we actually sleep too much? The SCN Lab director, Dr. Dang-Vu, explains his opinion…