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1 month ago | 
onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Hannah Scott |Michael L. Perlis
CBT-I Cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia EEG Electroencephalography NREM Non-Rapid eye movement OSA Obstructive sleep apnea PVT Psychomotor vigilance task REM Rapid eye movement SNQ Sleep need questionnaire SONA Sleep Opportunity, Need, and Ability SRT Sleep restriction therapy 1 Introduction Over the last seven decades, it has been well-established that sleep is governed by circadian and homeostatic processes (Borbély 1982) and that sleep likely subserves a variety of functions....
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
marketdaily.com | Hannah Scott
By: Hannah ScottWe all know life isn’t just sunshine; it’s got its fair share of storms, too. Everyone carries their private struggles, and while talking about mental battles is getting easier, sometimes words just fall short. That’s where music steps in. It’s not just background noise; it’s a powerful tool that helps people express challenging emotions and heal. Just think about the last time throwing on a track helped during a rough day.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
joinreboot.org | Hannah Scott
One of the many reasons I decided to join Reboot was to write about how tech sees art and how art sees tech. The algorave, where artists write code to create music and images in real time, was an obvious candidate for my first contribution to this publication, but it also presented me with an opportunity to sort out my own conflicted thoughts about the scene.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
nyweekly.com | Hannah Scott
“Innovation in aesthetics is not just about embracing new technologies; it’s about integrating them to redefine beauty and wellness,” states Dr. Mira Kaga. By: Hannah ScottThis idea of combining different aesthetic methods for better outcomes has never been more crucial than it is today. It seems everyone is searching for a healing modality that targets several issues with minimal invasiveness. Luckily, with advances in technology and medicine, modern approaches are now more than feasible.
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
joinreboot.org | Jacob Kuppermann |Shira Abramovich |Hamidah Oderinwale |Hannah Scott
Reboot Macrodoses are an informal ~weekly dump of what our editorial board is reading, watching, playing, seeing online, thinking about, or otherwise experiencing. It includes mini-essays, links, pictures, plus perspectives from our beautiful brilliant readers—if you’d like to publish a 250-word Letter to the Editor about our previous essays, you can now do so here.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
cagazette.com | Hannah Scott
By: Hannah ScottIn this digital era of high accessibility, the need for businesses to differentiate themselves is higher than ever. Personalizing makes brands stand out by offering a bespoke journey that caters to a customer’s specific needs. In these busy times, customers no longer wish to be flooded with options; they have neither the time nor the energy to choose from. Instead, they prefer an experience grounded in their own preferences and requirements.
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Aug 30, 2024 | 
nyweekly.com | Hannah Scott |Aize Perez
By: Hannah Scott“Food is not just fuel; it’s information. It talks to your DNA and tells it what to do,” says renowned food writer Michael Pollan. This profound connection between food and experience is at the heart of a growing trend in the dining industry: personalized, home-based culinary experiences. Services like ChefMaison are pioneering this new way to dine, blending the comfort of home with the luxury of gourmet meals prepared by professional chefs.
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Aug 30, 2024 | 
cagazette.com | Hannah Scott |Aize Perez
By: Hannah ScottBelief systems are undoubtedly a defining feature of humanity and drive our societies. However, societies often have different attitudes toward different values. Some might be widely accepted, while others might draw criticism and negative attention. An example would be how liberal values are more openly celebrated. But Christians, on the other hand, believe their expression of faith is met with rolling eyes.
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
nywire.com | Hannah Scott
By: Hannah ScottPet ownership is changing in exciting and unexpected ways. Dogs, once just happy to sit by the fire or play fetch, are now becoming true family members, trusted friends, and even quiet therapists. This shift reflects a broader cultural movement where pets are considered vital companions. The trend known as the “humanization of pets” delightfully blurs the line between pets and people, reshaping the concept of family and friends.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
nyweekly.com | Hannah Scott
By: Hannah ScottPet ownership is changing in exciting and unexpected ways. Dogs, once just happy to sit by the fire or play fetch, are now becoming true family members, trusted friends, and even quiet therapists. This shift reflects a broader cultural movement where pets are considered vital companions. The trend known as the “humanization of pets” delightfully blurs the line between pets and people, reshaping the concept of family and friends.
