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Heart Rate and Memory Consolidation During Sleep
Memory consolidation, where short-term memories are transformed into stable long-term memories, is an important process occurring during sleep. Specifically, the hippocampus is essential for encoding spatial memories, which are gradually stabilized in the cortex through hippocampal-cortical communic
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