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Mark J. Kohler

Mark J. Kohler

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CFO and Founder, Directed IRA and Co-Host, Directed IRA Podcast

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  • Effects of aperiodic neural activity on sleep-based emotional memory consolidation across the lifespan

    By Zachariah Reuben Cross, Scott Coussens, Mark J. Kohler, Amanda Santamaria| bioRxiv@ AbstractSleep neurophysiology undergoes significant changes across the lifespan, which coincide with age related differences in memory, particularly for emotional information. However, the mechanisms that underlie these effects remain poorly understood. One potential mechanism is the aperiodic component, which reflects "neural noise", differs across age, and is predictive of perceptual and cognitive processes.

    By Zachariah Reuben Cross, Scott Coussens, Mark J. Kohler, Amanda Santamaria · bioRxiv

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • 2025 Trifecta & Planner

    By Mark J. Kohler| markjkohler.com@ Stay organized, focused, and balanced, so you can thrive in 2025 and make it your most productive and profitable year yet.

    By Mark J. Kohler · markjkohler.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Effects of aperiodic neural activity on sleep-based emotional memory consolidation across the lifespan

    By Zachariah Reuben Cross, Scott Coussens, Mark J. Kohler, Amanda Santamaria| bioRxiv@ AbstractSleep neurophysiology undergoes significant changes across the lifespan, which coincide with age related differences in memory, particularly for emotional information. However, the mechanisms that underlie these effects remain poorly understood. One potential mechanism is the aperiodic component, which reflects "neural noise", differs across age, and is predictive of perceptual and cognitive processes.

    By Zachariah Reuben Cross, Scott Coussens, Mark J. Kohler, Amanda Santamaria · bioRxiv

    Apr. 04, 2025

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