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SUMMARY:Sleep & Circadian Research New Developments & Regulatory Issues
DESCRIPTION:Participate in this one-and-a-half-day event to learn about pharmaceutical and device innovations\, advancements\, and regulatory issues related to sleep\, circadian rhythms\, and disorders associated with daytime sleepiness and disturbed sleep. \nThe event faculty is comprised of world-renowned investigators\, key opinion leaders from industry\, and regulatory representatives from the Food and Drug Administration. The event will include both didactic lectures and panel discussions to foster an engaging environment. Numerous collaboration and networking opportunities for all attendees have been built into the event’s agenda. All registration and ticket proceeds for the event will be awarded to the Sleep Research Society Foundation to enhance their early-career investigator program\, ensuring the best and brightest minds have available funding to launch their careers in the field of sleep and circadian research. \nDownload the brochure. \nLearning Objectives\nUpon completion of this activity\, participants should be able to: \n\nEducate all participants on recent advancements and innovations in sleep and circadian research.\nProvide a forum to discuss regulatory processes and challenges in advancing technologies and treatments to market.\nOffer a non-commercial environment which sleep and circadian researchers\, industry representatives\, and regulators can collaborate.\n\nDate and Location\n\nThursday\, October 11th\, at 7:00 AM to Friday\, October 12th at 12:45 PM.\nHilton Alexandria Mark Center in Alexandria\, Virginia\n\nAddress: 5000 Seminary Road\, Alexandria\, VA 22311\nPhone: (703) 845-1010\n\n\n\nNearby Airport Information\n\nRonald Reagan Washington National Airport: Approximately 7 miles away from Hilton Alexandria Mark Center.\nWashington Dulles International Airport: Approximately 30 miles away from Hilton Alexandria Mark Center.\nBaltimore/Washington International: Approximately 40 miles away from Hilton Alexandria Mark Center.\n\nRegistration\nRegistration includes all scientific sessions and panels\, breakfast\, coffee breaks\, lunch\, and an evening reception. Tickets will be available for purchase until the day of the meeting. Early-bird registration will be at a discounted rate of $1\,500 ($1\,431.36 + $68.64 processing fee) and will end on September 21\, 2018. After September 21\, the regular rate will be $2\,000 ($1\,916.80 + $83.20 processing fee). If you chose not to purchase your ticket(s) online\, on-site registration will be available on October 11th\, 2018 from 6:30 AM-8:00 AM. \n\nPurchase TicketHotel \nPlease note that your ticket purchase does not include a room at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center. The reserved room block is now closed. Contact the hotel directly to make a reservation. \nCancellation Policy \nYou must contact us no later than September 30th\, 2018\, to cancel your registration for Sleep and Circadian Research: New Developments and Regulatory Issues. For cancellations made by September 30th\, 2018\, your registration fee will be refunded less a $50 cancellation fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations made after September 30th\, 2018. \nMeeting Overview\nBasic Control of Sleep/Wake and Rhythms\nTom Scammell \nNew Sleep/Wake Drug Targets \nTom Kilduff \nNon-Laboratory Based Sleep/Wake Measures in Drug Development Panel\nSonia Ancoli-Israel l Janna Mantua | Amy LeVelle \nThe Role of Sleep and Its Disorders; Cognitive Impairment in Alzheimer’s\nErik Musiek \nNew Pharmaceutical Targets for Sleep Apnea\nRichard Horner \nUpdate on Sleep Apnea Device Therapy \nPatrick Strollo \nSleep Apnea Panel Discussion\nAtul Malhotra | Patrick Strollo | Richard Horner | Amy LeVelle \nCircadian Rhythm Pathophysiology and Disorders\nCharles Czeisler \nCircadian Rhythm Panel Discussion Charles Czeisler\nKenneth Wright | Phyllis Zee | Amy LeVelle \nNew Developments: Insomnia Pathophysiology and Therapeutics\nAndrew Krystal \nApps and Devices to Treat Insomnia Jack Edinger\nPierrick Arnal \nInsomnia Regulatory Session \nTiffany Farchione \nInsomnia Panel Discussion\nAndrew Krystal | Thomas Roth | Tiffany Farchione \nHypersomnia and Disorders of Daytime Sleepiness: Current Landscape\nand New Therapeutics\nEmmanuel Mignot \nRegulatory Issues – Disorders of Daytime Sleepiness\nTiffany Farchione \nDisorders of Daytime Sleepiness Panel Discussion\nEmmanuel Mignot | Thomas Roth | Phyllis Zee | Tiffany Farchione \n\nContact Us\nJeff Borchardt – Sleep Research Society Foundation \n2510 N. Frontage Road\nDarien\, Illinois 60561 \nPhone: (254)-624-3219 \nFax: (630)-737-9790 \nEmail: foundation@srsnet.org
URL:https://sleepresearchsociety.org/event/sleep-circadian-research/
LOCATION:Alexandria Mark Center\, 5000 Seminary Road\, Alexandria\, VA\, 22311\, United States
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