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Author: Sadie Witkowski

Sadie Witkowski grew up in the small town of Dripping Springs, Texas, before attending University of Texas at Austin for her dual degrees in Psychology and Plan II Honors. From there, she moved to Chicago and is currently working on her Ph.D. in psychology at Northwestern University, focusing on sleep and memory. In her spare time, Witkowski interviews graduate students about their research for her podcast, PhDrinking.
Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences

How Sound and Smell Cues Can Enhance Learning While You Sleep

Sadie Witkowski, a sleep and memory researcher at Northwestern University, talks about targeted memory reactivation (TMR) and examines how neuroscientists are putting TMR to work to boost aspects of memory consolidation.

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