康奈尔研究发现学生在睡觉时的大小 反映了大脑是如何处理新旧记忆的 Cornell study finds pupil size during sleep reflects how the brain processes new and old memories.

康奈尔大学研究人员发现 学生睡觉时的体积 表明大脑如何处理记忆 Cornell University researchers found that pupil size during sleep indicates how the brain processes memories. 在非REM睡眠中,较小的学生与新记忆的巩固有关,而较大的学生则与旧记忆的融合有关。 In non-REM sleep, smaller pupils are linked to the consolidation of new memories, while larger pupils are associated with the integration of older memories. 由研究小鼠进行的这一发现,可以对人类产生更好的记忆增强技术,并改进人工神经网络。 This discovery, made by studying mice, could lead to better memory enhancement techniques for humans and improve artificial neural networks.