The question that might be on everyone’s mind after a fantastic first day of the the 26th annual meeting of CNS in San Francisco is: How did you sleep last night? That’s because Matthew Walker (UC Berkeley) delivered a riveting keynote address yesterday to kick off the meeting, all about the vital role sleep plays in, well everything — cognition, emotional regulation, mental health, physiological health earning, and lifespan! Following that talk, participants hear from a panel of cognitive neuroscientists about the relationship between psychology and neuroscience; panelists were: Lila Davachi (Columbia), Jennifer Groh (Duke), Catherine Hartley (NYU), and Sharon Thompson-Schill (University of Pennsylvania), with moderation by David Poepple (NYU). As always, we had tons of fascinating posters and lots of catching up with old friends and colleagues. Check out our full photo album of the day here on Facebook and check out our Twitter coverage here.
Special panel of psychology and neuroscience, from left to right: Lila Davachi, Jennifer Groh, Catherine Hartley, Jennifer Thompson-Schill, and David Poepple (moderator).
Matthew Walker (UC Berkeley) delivers the CNS 2019 keynote address on why we sleep.
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