12References

Actually I don't really know what should I do, so I found some references essay, books and researches that might validate my upcoming project.

01 The meaning of dream .....By Jonathan Winson

the article is about they found that dreams are actually meaningful by studying the structure of brain.

02 The quest to find consciousness.....By Gerhard Roth

By studying the brain's physical processes, scientists are seeking clues about how the subjective inner life of the mind arises

03 Emotion, Memory and the Brain ....by Joseph E. LeDoux

This one is also to find the link between emotions and memory, and how our brains work; ie:
How does fear generate.

04 How to decode your dream

This short essay gave some examples to explain some common plot of our dreams

05 Love Me, Love My Scent

The article tells that how women's behavior been influence by their subconscious while choosing their another half

06 Dream Maker

Introduces the Dream Workshop, a gadget that replays the recorded dream descriptions during rapid eye movement sleep.; Introduces the Dream Workshop, a gadget that replays the recorded dream descriptions during rapid eye movement sleep.

07 THE MIND AT NIGHT: The New Science of How and Why We Dream

Reviews the book "The Mind At Night: The New Science of How and Why We Dream," by Andrea Rock

08 Sleeping on it really does help you solve a problem

A good night's sleep could provide answers to some problems one has been looking for, reports Ullrich Wagner's team at the University of L& uuml; beck in Germany. During sleep, people subconsciously sift through recent memories, which may throw up answers to problems they faced during the day, Wagner suggests. Wagner thinks the best way to ensure a problem is "dealt with" during sleep might be to mull it over just before bedtime. The Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleyev, for instance, said he devised the periodic table after he had a dream where all the elements fell down into the right positions.
09 What Dreams are made of
the short essay explain the concept of REM sleep — rapid eye movements, frantic brain activity, and penile erections — opened the door to studying dreams as a real biological phenomenon.

10 Cognition, Preception and Computer

I havent read it yet


11 Perceptive User Interface: A Generic Approach

This study is about a real-time interface, using 2 camera to capture multi users gesture, hands and body movements.

12 Security holds the key unlocking prejudice

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