The science of sleep: The Day Tomorrow Began at the University of Chicago
In 1953, sleep scientists at the University of Chicago made a revolutionary discovery: REM, or rapid-eye movement, a stage of sleep that is important in dreaming, memory and emotional processing.
Learn more about UChicago's pioneering work and what it meant to the science of sleep—a mysterious phenomenon that UChicago scholars continue to unravel today.
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