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Evidence strength · 7 records
Emerging
Early evidence, small samples, novel measures, or limited replication
how to use it:Use to generate hypotheses and content questions rather than fixed design rules
ND-0040 · 2026 · Descriptive field study
Sleep and light ecologies of parents with young infants: descriptive findings from the SUNSHINE project
Authors per journal record. npj Biological Timing and Sleep
Documents real-world light and sleep patterns in a population with fragmented sleep and distinctive household routines.
ND-0108 · 2018 · Conference paper
Comparison of reality and virtual reality spatial electroencephalogram measurement data
Kim, Chang & Jun. Architectural Institute of Korea Conference Proceedings
Reported no meaningful difference in the EEG implementation of matched real and virtual spatial conditions in the studied setup.
ND-0125 · 2026 · Closed-loop stimulation experiment
Closed-loop auditory stimulation in phase with slow waves during sleep enhances cerebrospinal fluid flow in humans
Levitt, Zeng, Yang, Jacob & Lewis. Science Translational Medicine
Short pink-noise bursts delivered at slow-wave peaks increased slow waves and caused larger CSF flow waves. The effect depended on phase: sound that missed the peak did not produce it. Widespread hemodynamic waves followed the stimulus.
ND-0127 · 2026 · Experimental psychophysiology study
Location of Nociceptive Stimulus in the Peripersonal Space Impacts Pain Experience
Bucsai, Horváth, Koncz & Köteles. Psychophysiology
Pain ratings changed with arm posture and stimulation site, with a significant interaction, but the effects were very small and did not follow the predicted pattern of more pain closer to the body center. Heart rate and skin conductance did not change with location.
ND-0131 · 2026 · Preprint (experimental eye-tracking study)
Better Situational Awareness in AR-HRC? A Comparative Study of Augmented Reality and Mobile Interfaces for Human-Robot Collaboration
Qu, Fronk, Jeong, Manakhov & Gorlatova. arXiv (preprint, not peer reviewed)
AR improved only perception-level awareness of the robot. It gave no gain in comprehension or projection, and no gain in awareness of the surrounding environment at any level. Eye tracking showed that attention freed from the map went to AR graphics rather than to the physical room.
ND-0132 · 2026 · Longitudinal observational study
Interrelations of work with health and wellbeing on a 50+ year old workforce assessed using longitudinal self-reports and actigraphy
Tsanas, Steffan, Dixon, Hay, Pschetz, Jandric & Loretto. Scientific Reports
Participants usually blamed poor sleep on short sleep, but actigraphy showed around 7 to 8 hours on average and pointed to disturbances and awakenings instead. Sleep efficiency, not duration, consistently predicted wellbeing and sleep quality scores. Job stress items were strongly associated with both.
ND-0135 · 2025 · Preprint, not peer reviewed
Rhythmic light stimulation elicits multiple, concurrent neural responses that separably shape human perception
Griffiths, Duecker, Fakche, Dugue, Quinn & Jensen. bioRxiv
Reports that rhythmic light elicits several concurrent neural responses that shape perception separably, rather than a single entrainment response. This complicates the common reading of flicker studies as driving one oscillation.