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Oliver H Turnbull

2 papers in the library · publishing 2011-2026

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When does consciousness arise? A subcortical model of its origins.

Brain structure & function April 28, 2026 Saúl Sal-Sarria, Mark Solms, Oliver H Turnbull

The origin of consciousness constitutes one of the most enduring challenges in contemporary science, with implications for neuroscience, philosophy, medicine and ethics. Traditional accounts have emphasized the cerebral cortex as the seat of conscious awareness, largely due to its expansion and complexity in humans. However, converging evidence suggests that the foundations of consciousness lie...

Assessing the dream-lag effect for REM and NREM stage 2 dreams.

PLoS One 2011 Mark Blagrove, Nathalie C Fouquet, Josephine A Henley-Einion et al.

This study investigates evidence, from dream reports, for memory consolidation during sleep. It is well-known that events and memories from waking life can be incorporated into dreams. These incorporations can be a literal replication of what occurred in waking life, or, more often, they can be partial or indirect. Two types of temporal relationship have been found to characterize the time of...