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The Sleep Research Society

In 1961, a small group of researchers founded what eventually became the Sleep Research Society (SRS). Since then, membership has grown to all levels and disciplines in sleep and circadian science across the globe.

Mentoring

Mentoring opportunities include annual mentoring awards, one on one grant guidance, international and domestic opportunities that engage trainees and early stage investigators.

Resources

Offering avenues of collaboration through mentoring and education. Providing forums for the exchange of ideas, growth of the field, and ensuring the research continues and is heard.

Regular outreach and coordination of the membership in reaching out to policy makers to engage, educate and promote support for sleep, sleep disorders, and circadian research and public health activities.

SRS President’s Blog

Andrew Krystal, MD
President

Happy Holidays from the SRS

I would like to take a moment to wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season. Thank you to the Board, the SRS staff, and all of our member volunteers who have made 2018 a strong year for the SRS. I am grateful for the dedication and hard work from each of you that has helped the SRS advance our cause. We look forward to an even stronger 2019! I also want to express a [...]

PRESIDENT’S BLOG

Member Benefits

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Journal SLEEP

The official publication of the Sleep Research Society, SLEEP is the leading peer-reviewed journal in sleep and circadian science.

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PubAlert

Searching the leading scientific journals, SRS PubAlert sends a personalized biweekly email listing the most recently published articles, based on your keywords.

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Funding Opportunities

Staying funded is key to the success of any researcher. Discover US and International funding opportunities, as well as award opportunities with the Sleep Research Society Foundation.

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