In the late 1800s scientists began to interrogate the neurological basis of dreams. That changed in Sigmund Freud’s time but ...

You dream every night, whether you remember it or not. Wondering what your dreams mean? We found the common dream interpretations and what they might mean for you.

A particular sort of dream control helps people mold their minds, practice real-life skills, and even shape their waking ...

Reproductive hormones may interfere with sleep quality and affect dreaming at different stages of the menstrual cycle.

According to the still-emerging body of research on lucid dreaming, it is also possible to train oneself to have lucid dreams, or even stimulate lucid dreaming using pharmacological interventions.

Researchers have found that dreaming occurs at all stages of sleep, not just REM sleep. Therefore, according to Rahul Jandial, we may spend as much as a third of our lives dreaming.

Are you a dreamer? All of us dream while we sleep, but not all of us remember our dreams and most of them do not have any significance other than this is the way our brain processes the happenings ...

Lucid dream startup says people can work in their sleep Prophetic’s Halo device could help workers practise demos or perform creative problem solving, its creator says ...

People tend to spend about 2 hours each night dreaming. Sleep and dreams are complex and remain a mystery to scientists. What we do know is that quality sleep is essential for many brain functions.

If you've ever wondered why your dog might kick, twitch or whine while catching some shut-eye, experts believe it's because they're dreaming just like humans do.