Hélène Bastuji received her MD degree from the University of Créteil and PhD degree on Neurosciences from the University of Lyon. She is a member of the Sleep Centre at the Hospices Civils of Lyon and of the Lyon Neuroscience Research Centre, Central Integration of Pain Unit, Lyon, France. She has authored or co-authored 78 international publications and 30 didactic papers.
She was a member of the Scientific Committee of the European sleep Research Society (2001–2004), and General Secretary of the French Sleep Society (2005–2009). Her main research interests are central integration of sensory information during human sleep, sleep and cognition, sleep and pain.
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15th December 2022
Sleep & Mind (Anu-Katriina Pesonen group)
Risto Halonen, PhD in psychology and prof Anu-Katriina Pesonen
Recent experimental studies on acute stress and sleep
Sleep & Pain (Eija Kalso group):
Matti Ahlström, Resident in neurology, MD, PhD-student
Sleep disorders in patients with cerebral small vessel disease
24th November 2022
Lab of Neurotherapeutics (Tomi Rantamäki group):
Stan Rozov, Postdoctoral Researcher, Faculty of Pharmacy
Rebound electroencephalographic responses to nitrous oxide exposure in men
Vinko Palada group:
Vinko Palada, Dr. rer. nat., Translational Pain Research, Principal Investigator
Effects of spared nerve injury on sleep architecture and circadian rhythmicity in mice
27th October 2022
Henna-Kaisa Wigren, University Lecturer in Neurobiology, coPI, Sleep Team Helsinki, Tarja Stenberg group
Juvenile social isolation and sleep -preliminary results
Maija Koskinen, PhD, Postdoctoral researcher, Neurogenomics Lab, Iiris Hovatta group
Sleep fragmentation-induced anxiety - preliminary results
22nd September 2022
Sleep and health (Tiina Paunio group)
Johanna Liuhanen (PhD student, University of Helsinki and Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare)
Chandreyee Roy (Ph.D. in Statistical Physics, Postdoctoral Researcher at Aalto University)
Paavo Laitinen (M.Sc. in Exercise Physiology, PhD student)
2nd June 2022
Riikka Huhta, Dr
Sleepiness and traffic accidents
21th April 2022
Timo Leppänen, Professor
Sleep Revolution – towards enhanced and personalized diagnosis and management of sleep apnea
24th March 2022 Zoom
Juulia Paavonen, Docent
Development of infant sleep
24th February 2022 Zoom
Matias Palva, Professor
Roles of brain criticality in regulating neuronal communication and repertoires of brain states
20th January, 2022 Zoom
Outi Linnaranta, MD, PhD (THL)
Clinical correlates of disrupted circadian rhythm in bipolar disorders
16th December, 2021 Zoom
Sleep and health (Tiina Paunio group)
Sonja Sulkava, D.Med.Sc. specialising in medical genetics
Psychological Distress, Insomnia and risk of dementia - Methodological considerations
Paavo Laitinen, M.Sc. (Exercise Physiology)
Sleep and overnight memory consolidation in patients with schizophrenia
18th November 2021 Zoom
Eija Kalso, Professor, Department of Diagnostics and Therapeutics
Sleep problems in chronic pain
Vinko Palada, Dr.rer.nat, Academy Research Fellow, Department of Physiology & SleepWell Research Program
Circadian regulation of pain and analgesia
21st October 2021 Zoom
Sleep Team Helsinki (Tarja Stenberg group)
Sarah Steffens, MSc in Neurobiology, PhD candidate
Sleep/wake and microglial morphology
Henna-Kaisa Wigren, University Lecturer in Neurobiology, coPI
Do horses have sleep problems?
16th September 2021 Zoom
Anu-Katriina Pesonen group
"Sleep & Mind - developments of sleep lab methods"
Risto Halonen, PhD student, psychologist
Slow oscillation-spindle coupling and overnight metaphor retention
Anu-Katriina Pesonen, Leader of BA and MA programs of psychology and Liisa Kuula, Postdoctoral Researcher
REM-sleep deprivation in sleep lab
19th August 2021 Zoom
Tomi Rantamäki, Associate Professor, Laboratory of Neurotherapeutics
Physiological basis underlying antidepressant-induced transactivation of TrkB receptors
29th April 2021 Zoom
Nils Sandman, Senior Researcher, University of Turku
Nightmares during COVID-19 lockdown
25th March 2021 Zoom
Samuel Jones, Postdoctoral researcher
The genetics of sleep and chronotype: findings from large biobank studies
Sam’s interests lie in identifying the genetics of sleep disorders and circadian rhythms through genetic association studies in large population-based cohorts, to better understand the causal links between sleep characteristics and disease, particularly mental health and metabolic disorders. His research also focusses on the analysis sleep and circadian metrics derived from accelerometer to establish their utility in predicting health outcomes. Currently, he is 1) investigating the genetic factors behind circadian variability in blood biochemistry and cell counts in large population-based cohorts and 2) is deriving measures and investigating the health effects of “circadian disruption” in a large accelerometer dataset.
18th February 2021 Zoom
"How to present science for general public"
Henna-Kaisa Wigren, University Lecturer
Myth 1: "We all need equal amount of sleep"
Tarja Stenberg, Docent
Myth 2: "Sleep is only for the brain"
Tiina Paunio, Professor
Myth 3: "It is enough to mind the mind"
28th January 2021 Zoom
Sleep and Mind (Anu-Katriina Pesonen group)
"Skin surface temperature as an indicator of circadian rhythm - from practical points to mathematical modelling"
Practicalities are presented by
Liisa Kuula, Postdoctoral Researcher
Anu-Katriina Pesonen, Leader of BA and MA programs of psychology
Mathematical modelling is presented by
Jari Lipsanen, University Instructor
10th December 2020 Zoom
Sleep Team Finland (Tarja Stenberg group)
Henna-Kaisa Wigren (University Lecturer)
Combining expertise within the Sleepwell: Pilot data from the "Social Defeat Stress and Sleep” -project
Sarah Steffens (MSc in Neurobiology, PhD candidate)
The impact of insufficient sleep and diurnal rhythmicity on microglial morphology
22nd October 2020 Zoom
Eija Kalso's research group
Vinko Palada (Postdoctoral reseacher)
Circadian regulation of the comorbidity cycle between sleep, anxiety and neuropathic pain
Sleep and Mind (Anu-Katriina Pesonen group)
Ilona Merikanto (Postdoctoral reseacher)
Increase in eveningness and insufficient sleep among adults in population-based cross-sections from 2007 to 2017
17th September 2020 Zoom
Laboratory of Neurotherapeutics
Tomi Rantamäki (Associate Professor)
Laboratory of Neurotherapeutics (Tomi Rantamäki group)
Stanislav Rozov (Postdoctoral Researcher)
Shared molecular and electrophysiological signatures of ketamine and nitrous oxide action
14th May 2020 Zoom
Eija Kalso group
Reetta Sipilä (PhD)
Sleep in women treated for breast cancer and how it associates with pain?
Teemu Miettinen (MPsych)
Sleep problems - a distinctive factor among pain patients?
Hanna Harno (MD PhD)
Sleep problems relating to mild traumatic brain injury
23rd April 2020 Zoom
Sleep and Health (Tiina Paunio group)
27th February 2020 Haartman Institute
Neurogenomics Laboratory (Iiris Hovatta group) and Sleep Team (Tarja Stenberg group)
16th January 2020 Haartman Institute
Sleep & Mind (Anu-Katriina Pesonen group) and Laboratory of Neurotherapeutics (Tomi Rantamäki group)
12th December 2019 Haartman Institute
Research Professor Timo Partonen, The Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare (THL)
Influence of light exposure on sleep, mood and circadian rhythms
14th November 2019 Haartman Institute
Docent Tarja Stenberg, Research Program Unit, SleepWell program
Sleep and health and the influence of stress, gender and aging
24th October 2019 Haartman Institute
Professor Tea Lallukka, Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki
Associations of sleep and health functioning with the premature exit from paid employment: repeated measures latent class analysis
25th September 2019 Biomedicum
Christina Schmidt, University of Liége, Belgium
Age-related changes in sleep-wake regulation
Her research explores the involvement of sleep-wake regulation on human cognition. She uses multidimensional approaches combining cognitive methods, neuroimaging, electrophysiology and chronobiological paradigms, mainly in healthy individuals.
Peter Meerlo, University of Groningen, Netherlands
Sleep, brain plasticity and memory
His research focuses on the phylogeny and ecology of sleep. He is especially interested in the role of sleep in neuronal plasticity & memory formation, the consequences of restricted/disrupted sleep and the effects of stress on biological clocks and circadian rhythmicity.