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A sleeping infant is far from neurologically idle.
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Mark Blumberg studies how sleep and its characteristic movements contribute to behavioral and brain development. His research examines the neural control and functions of sleep using behavioral, neurophysiological, anatomical, and genetic approaches. Studies span infant rats and mice as well as human infants, connecting developing nervous systems with observable behavior. The lab is particularly relevant to interests in developmental neuroscience, sensorimotor development, and the role of early sleep in organizing brain function.
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