How to improve sleep quality: 12 habits the evidence supports
Practical, research-backed ways to improve sleep quality naturally: a fixed wake time, light, caffeine timing, a cool room and a wind-down routine. Written by an EEG sleep researcher.
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Evidence-based sleep guidance from a neurotech lab, real studies on how sleep shapes attention and learning, and NeuroCap, the EEG sleep wearable we are building.
Plain-language articles on sleep stages, deep sleep, REM, sleep trackers and the brain, each with references.
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Work with us →Practical, research-backed ways to improve sleep quality naturally: a fixed wake time, light, caffeine timing, a cool room and a wind-down routine. Written by an EEG sleep researcher.
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SleepMonk is a Bengaluru-based sleep science brand and EEG research lab. We publish evidence-based sleep guidance, run sleep and attention studies, and are building NeuroCap, an EEG and PPG sleep wearable.
NeuroCap is a wearable in development that combines EEG (brainwaves) and PPG (heart signals) with AI to measure sleep quality and, in future, help improve it. Join the waitlist for updates.
Yes. We recruit volunteers, including students and working professionals in Bengaluru, for ethics-approved sleep and EEG studies. Register on the Lab page.
No. Our articles are written for education by researchers and cite published research. For sleep disorders such as insomnia or sleep apnea, please see a doctor.