Assessing The Impact Of Race And Income On Changes In Self-reported Sleep Quality During The COVID-19 Pandemic.
Burke et al., (2022). J Sleep Res, 31 (S1), P519.
Scientific Papers and Peer Reviewed Publications
Comparison of a Non-Contact Sleep Monitoring Device with Wrist Actigraphy in a Sample of Individuals with Chronic Insomnia.
Teeter et al., (2022). SLEEP, 45 (S1), A211.
Differentiation of Naturalistic Sleep in Chronic Insomnia vs. Healthy Controls Using a Non-Contact Measurement Device.
Hansen et al., (2022). SLEEP, 45 (S1), A155-A156.
Blue light filtering laptop and tablet screen protectors used after sunset improve sleep.
Rus et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44 (S2), 105.
Contact-free snoring solution reduces objectively—measured snoring and improves bed partners’ objectively-measured sleep.
Danoff-Burg et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44 (S2), 106.
Sleep Schedule Changes During The COVID-19 Pandemic: Relations To Circadian Preferences.
Ruder et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44(S2), 88.
Biden Won, But Sleep Lost In The 2020 US Election.
Gahan et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44(S2), 87.
Naturalistic characterization of sleep in chronic insomnia using a non-contact sleep measurement device.
Hansen et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44(S2), A130.
Performance of seven consumer sleep-tracking devices compared with polysomnography.
Chinoy et al., (2021). SLEEP, 44(5), 1652-1658.