After more than one year of data collection, it is time to wrap up this large-scale first-of-its-kind neuroscientific investigation into lucid dreaming. We are excited to share the preliminary results with you! The event is open to anyone, with a special invitation to the participants of the study. Bring your best friends, family, and neighbours!
When? Friday, 13th 2026, 14:00 - 16:45
Where? Kapittelweg 29, Donders Institute in Nijmegen
Preliminary program:
13:30-14:00 Welcome & registration
14:00-14:30 Lecture: The neuroscience of lucid dreaming (Prof. Martin Dresler)
14:30-15:15 Results of the first large-scale lucid dreaming neuroscience study (Dr. Paul Zerr & Ali Saberi, Phd Candidate)
15:15-15:45 Break
15:45-16:45 Short presentations + Q&A with leading lucid dreaming researchers.
You’re very welcome to bring any burning questions you have about lucid dreaming to the Q&A and we’ll do our best to satisfy your curiosity. We’ll conclude the afternoon with optional socializing over drinks & snacks.
The event is free to attend, but please reserve a ticket for each person so we know how many people to expect.
Can't join in person? We will broadcast the first part of the program online as well (14:00-15:15). To receive the link, select the special 'online ticket' at check-out.
Yes, you can park in front of the building for free. Parking spots are limited (!). The parking area behind the building is reserved for people working in the building and not accessible for guests.
From 13:30 onwards there will be people from our group at the entrance that can lead you the way to the room where the lectures will be held. If you are there earlier, please wait in the canteen.
Yes, it is possible to come later. If you enter the room during a talk, please do so silently.
No, we do not reimburse travel costs. Access to the talks is free.
Yes, the talks are open to everyone. However, please forward them the event to 'buy' a ticket, so we have a better estimate of how many people will be there.