Arnulf

[ahr-noolf]

noun

1. a.d. 850?–899, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire 887–899: crowned 896.

Example Sentences

As part of these studies, Arnulf investigated how these disorders affect dream states.

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For 30 years Isabelle Arnulf, head of the sleep disorders clinic at Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris, has studied sleep and its associated disorders.

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In one study led by Arnulf, researchers found that among people with RBD, 60 percent reported dreams involving some kind of threat, and 75 percent confronted their attacker instead of running away.

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“I’m pretty convinced that in RBD patients, it’s just that the window is open on dreaming, but their dreams are not different from ours,” Arnulf says.

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The finding that RBD patients display a range of emotions while dreaming led Arnulf to believe that what researchers learn about their dreams may apply to the broader population.

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