Topic: habitual sleep

The claustrum is a thin grey matter structure that lies subcortically embedded between the external and extreme capsules, the putamen, and the insular cortex. In recent studies, the claustrum has been linked to cognitive control and, in particular, to cognitive flexibility in both animals and humans. Moreover, the claustrum has been reported to be involved in various aspects of sleep. In the present study, we explored resting-state functional connectivity of the claustrum in relation to both habitual sleep parameters and cognitive control performance in humans. Our aim was to explore the role