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We have research partnerships and ongoing studies with MIT, Harvard Medical School, Bard College, UMontreal, Vancouver General Hospital and more. Our work has shown what you dream is tied to what you remember.

After using Dormio for TDI to dream about a particular topic, people were 43% more creative than those who napped without any dream direction and 78% more than those who stayed awake.

After using Dormio for TDI to dream about a particular topic, people were 43% more creative than those who napped without any dream direction and 78% more than those who stayed awake.

After using Dormio for TDI to dream about a particular topic, people were 43% more creative than those who napped without any dream direction and 78% more than those who stayed awake.

Dreaming of a learning task is associated with enhanced memory consolidation: Replication in an overnight sleep study

After trying to solve a maze, participants slept -- and people who dreamed about the maze improved dramatically more than those who slept but did not dream about it.

Dr. Robert Stickgold, Harvard Medical School

Current Research

Our predictions for results in the space lean towards faster foreign language acquisition, increased memory retention, and school examination performance boosts with targeted dreams.