Piotr Wozniak
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Piotr Wozniak is a Polish computer scientist known for creating systems to track and optimize many aspects of his life. His contributions to memory and sleep are most widely known.
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| Topics of interest | Spaced Repetition, Memory, Sleep tracking |
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Project Areas[edit | edit source]
Memory and Spaced Repetition[edit | edit source]
In his attempts to learn English in the 1980's, Piotr tracked how long he remembered each word in a notebook.
Sleep[edit | edit source]
Cold Water Swimming[edit | edit source]
Preventing Colds[edit | edit source]
Circadian Rhythm[edit | edit source]
The timing of naps[edit | edit source]
Wozniak combined his sleep tracking with his repetitions from his spaced repetition software (SRS) to map his ability to answer trivia questions through out the day.
Personal Discoveries[edit | edit source]
Memory[edit | edit source]
- Spaced Repetition using an algorithm that models the forgetting curve is successful and powerful for retaining information.
Circadian Rhythm[edit | edit source]
- Naps are most effective when taken seven to eight hours after awakening [1]