PSGlab Customers
PSGlab software tools and services are used in support of experimental and clinical researches by various laboratories and hospitals. Here is a list of selected customers who may be questionned regarding PSGlab software tools and services:
- Pr Mehdi TAFTI at the Center for Integrative Genomics in Lausanne (Switzerland) to conduct large-scale research on the genetics of sleep and the sleep EEG.
- Pr Carlyle SMITH at the University of Trent (CANADA) to investigate links between sleep, memory and aging.
- Dr Jamie ZEITZER at Stanford University (USA) to investigate the sleep in brain trauma.
- Dr Raphael Heinzer from the Centre d'investigation et de recherche sur le sommeil, CHUV Lausanne (Switzerland) to conduct research on the treatments of sleep disorders.
- Pr Emmanuel MIGNOT at Stanford University (USA) to investigate the genetics of sleep.
- Pr Philippe PEIGNEUX at Universite Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium) for sleep and cognitive studies.
- Pr Alain BUGUET of the Institut de Medecine Tropicale - Le Pharo in Marseille (FRANCE) for studies in human african trypanosomiasis sleeping sickness.
- Pr Fred TUREK at the Center for Sleep and Cicadian Biology in Evanston (USA) to study the effects of chronic sleep restriction and stress on sleep homeostasis.
- Dr Damien COLAS at Stanford University (USA) for animal preclinical sleep studies.
- Dr Claude GRONFIER at INSERM (Lyon, FRANCE) to study the influence of ligth on sleep and circadian rhythms.
- Pr Phyllis Zee at Northwestern University (USA) for the study of sleep in aging.
- Dr Wilfred PIGEON at Rochester University (USA) for quantitative sleep EEG analysis in insomnia.
- Dr Toni QUERA-SALVA with SERVIER laboratory at the Henri Poincare hospital in Garches (FRANCE) for hypnotic phase I studies.
- Pr Eve VAN CAUTER at the University of Chicago (USA) for investigations in humans of the effects of sleep debt on neurobehavioral functions and metabolism.
- Dr Pierre PHILIP and Dr Jacques TAILLARD at the University Hospital of Bordeaux (FRANCE) to study the effects of chronic sleep restriction on driving performance.
- Pr Harvey MOLDOFSKY at the Centre for Sleep and Chronobiology in Toronto (CANADA) for fundamental and clinical research on biologic rhythms, sleep-wake physiology, and their roles as determinants to health and disease.
- Dr Emilia SFORZA of the Neuropsychiatry unit in the Geneva hospital (SWITZERLAND) for studies of arousals during sleep, autonomic correlates and related pathological conditions.
- Dr Raymond CESPUGLIO at the University Claude Bernard (UCBL) in Lyon (FRANCE) to study the effect of stress and epilepsy in animals.
- Dr Karine SPIEGEL at the Erasme hospital in Bruxelles (BELGIUM) for investigations of sleep, vigilance and endocrine functions in man.
- Dr Tom McLELLAN at the Defence R&D Canada in Toronto (CANDA) to study the effects of heat on vigilance and performance.
- Dr Helli MERICA of the Geneva hospital (SWITZERLAND) for sleep studies in normals and insomniacs.
- Dr Esra TASALI at the University of Chicago (USA) for investigations in humans of the effects of sleep fragmentation on neurobehavioral functions and metabolism.
- Dr Joel PAQUEREAU at the La Miletrie hospital in Poitiers (FRANCE) for sleep studies in man.
- Dr Yves DAUVILLIERS at the Guy de Chauliac hospital in Montpellier (FRANCE) for sleep studies in healthy man and pathological conditions.
- Dr Julie CARRIER of the Hopital Sacre-Coeur in Montreal (CANADA) for studies of sleep in aging.
- Dr Christophe JOUNY at the Geneva hospital (SWITZERLAND) for human REM sleep studies.
- Dr Zarah de SAINT-HILAIRE of the Geneva hospital (SWITZERLAND) to study the effect of drugs on sleep in animals.
- Dr Jerome VIX of the Desgenettes hospital in Lyon (FRANCE) for the diagnostic of sleep disorders and for sleep investigations after anaesthesia.
- Dr Bernard BOUTEILLE at the Tropical medecine institut in Limoges (FRANCE) for the study of sleep in animal models of african trypanosomiasis.
- Dr Florian CHAPOTOT at the Centre d'Etudes de Physiologie Appliquee of the CNRS in Strasbourg (FRANCE) for the study of vigilance in driving simulator.
- Dr Frederic CANINI with Dr Sarah MERCIER in the Army research center in Grenoble (FRANCE) for studies on stress and sleep.
- Pr Lionel BOURDON at the Naval Army research center in Toulon (FRANCE) for studies on occupationnal stress and heart rate variability.
- Dr Rachida ROKY at the Hassan II Institute of Casablanca (MOROCCO) for investigation of sleep and vigilance during Ramadan.
PSGlab provides advanced software solutions and services for biosignal processing, sleep analysis, psychophysiological research and clinical trials. PSGlab, software tools and services for psychophysiology, polysmonography and chronobiology.