SLEEP Journal publishes a paper by BEL scientists showing that tES stimulation boosts N3 and REM sleep and supports the brain's own waste clearance during healthy sleep. Mar 18 Written by Silvio Nunes Silvio Nunes Previous Previous Great meetings for our CEO, Viral Sheth, so far at LSI ’26—meeting new faces and making important connections. Next Next Second Parkinson’s Disease Study at Mount Sinai to Use the Sleep WISP.
SLEEP Journal publishes a paper by BEL scientists showing that tES stimulation boosts N3 and REM sleep and supports the brain's own waste clearance during healthy sleep. Mar 18 Written by Silvio Nunes Silvio Nunes
