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Targeted Memory Reactivation (TMR) is a neuroscience research theme in the investigation of sleeping.  There are abundant neuroscience research that prove the effectiveness of Targeted Memory Reactivation.  How can cette application do this? By using Intelligent Targeted Memory Reactivation (ITMR).  With our analysis of such data we found the best timing and manner settings (TMS) for presenting daytime learning materials and nighttime sleeping cues to learners.  Neuroscience research shows that when we are in deep sleep, our brains replay our daytime experience, just like we experience that once more.  In the process, such experience will be transferred from working memory to long term memory.  In fact, what are learned in the daytime are first put into the working memory.  It is the timed re-exposing of the sleeping brain to cues that are related to knowledge previously learned in daytime so that memories of such can be reactivated and reinforced.  Consolidation is the effort to transfer knowledge from working memory to long term memory.  If these items are not transferred to the long term memory in time, they will be forgotten.  Then we further make it “intelligent” by collecting sleep tracking data and assessment results from abundant subjects and feeding them to our AI algorithms.  cette application helps optimize such reactivation to maximize benefit, so that you will have a better 1/3 of your lives.  ** You can use cette application App to enjoy all the "free" learning sessions we offer.  In that way, we can provide the right learning experience, day and night, and optimize the learning outcome.  It is a place in our brains that can only hold several items for a short period of time.  Master just anything while you have a good sleep.  Actually, you can ONLY learn when you sleep.  You can learn when you sleep.  Instead they work hard to consolidate and reinforce what we have learned.  While asleep, our brains do not shut down.