BRAIN Broad Research in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience
Interactive Supplement SleepLab • Sleep, Mood & Cognitive Performance
SLEEP • MOOD • MEMORY

Your cognitive wellness snapshot

BRAIN Interactive Supplement

SleepLab Interactive

An educational dashboard translating sleep, mood, working-memory and behavioral-monitoring concepts into an interactive browser experience.

HTML • CSS • JavaScript Local data storage Educational use
DAILY READINESS

Complete a check-in and cognitive tests.

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NIGHT SUMMARY

No entry yet

Your most recent sleep entry will appear here.

Sleep Score0–100
Mood Score0–100
Cognitive Score0–100
Reaction Timemilliseconds
LAST DAYS

Sleep & mood trends

PERSONAL INSIGHT

What your data suggests

Add at least three check-ins.

Record last night’s sleep and how you feel today. Data stays in this browser.

SLEEP

Last night

MOOD & CONTEXT

How do you feel?

Eight short cognitive tasks. Use the same device for fair comparisons.

PROCESSING SPEED

Reaction Time

Five valid trials.

🔢WORKING MEMORY

Digit Span

Increasing sequences.

SPATIAL MEMORY

Spatial Grid

Recall highlighted cells.

🧩RECOGNITION

Novel Object

Find the new object.

🎨INHIBITION

Stroop

Choose the ink color.

🎯RESPONSE CONTROL

Go / No-Go

Respond only to circles.

👁️VISUAL ATTENTION

Visual Search

Find the odd symbol.

🔁UPDATING MEMORY

N-Back

1-back working memory.

Recent results

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Select a recorded day

Tracked days0
Tests completed0
Average sleep
Consistency

Correlation explorer

vs

Observed patterns

Export data

Manage data

Personal SleepLab Report

Sleep and memory

Sleep supports memory, but outcomes vary by task, timing, age and methodology.

Association ≠ causation

Personal patterns cannot prove that one factor caused another.

Practice effects

Scores may improve because a task becomes familiar.

Responsible tracking

Do not intentionally restrict sleep for this application.

Animal evidence

Animal findings guide hypotheses but are not direct medical advice.

Seek help when needed

Persistent sleep or mood problems should be discussed with a qualified professional.