Harry Coumnas is famous for his extensive researches in the field of Neurology. Recently, during a research he found that the learning capabilities of a person are limited during slow wave sleep. With the help of Magnetoencephalography (MEG), he showed that although the human brain is capable to perceive sounds during sleep, it cannot group these sounds on the basis of their organization in a sequence. There are juncture points between the neurons called synapses, which have wonderful computing power, and they change in size as well as in shape frequently and variably.

Harry Coumnas also showed with the help of other studies that the acquisition of elementary associations like stimulus-reflex response is possible at the time of sleep both in human beings and animals. He has grabbed a lot of attention for his research and is now planning to continue with his work on this subject.

About Harry Coumnas

Harry Coumnas is a well-known scientist of Neurology who has made several discoveries in the area of Neuroscience. He has won many awards and honors for his exceptional researches. Previously, he conducted an extensive research work on the activities of brain and found that human brain has a great processing power and storage capacity. This new discovery revealed that human brain’s power and capacity are greater than the entire World Wide Web. According to Harry, the ability of human brain to group the sounds, which it perceives at the time of sleep, on the basis of their organization in a sequence, is only available at wakefulness and disappears at the time of sleep.