The simulation of sleep function in artificial human brain Using computer technology

In 2005, the blue brain project, is the first ever attempt to reverse engineer the mammalian brain. the project builds on results from more than 10 years of experience and more than 15000 experiments exploring the detailed structure and physiology of the brain. the blue brain project's first goal was to build a realistic, biologically detailed model of one of its fundamental components - the so-called neocortical column. this goal has been achieved and the project is now working on larger, more detailed models. the ultimate goal of the blue brain project is to reverse engineer the mammalian brain. now we are at a stage where we can contend that we will simulate human brain in the not too distant years .the brain one thing that plays the most important and the most vital role in the life of organisms what with all structural complexities of the brain enabling it to continue its fine and sensitive function, is something that all of us need; sleep can our brain be able to be active, accurate, and efficient without rest and particularly sleep? certainly not? in this article after introducing the concepts like intelligent memory ,artificial life ,and artificial sleep ;we will pay attention to the brain function especially its function during sleep so that we can use from its effects on learning, remembering information ,and also controlling emotions and sentiments.