📢 Calling all sleep researchers! Feeling inspired after #SLEEP2025? SLEEP Advances, one of the SLEEP and SLEEP Advances, is accepting clinical trials submissions. Publish your work with SLEEP Advances and shape the future of #SleepScience. Submit today: oxford.ly/4jMzfuT

🏆 The 2025 SRS Infographic Contest winners are here! Explore how students and members turned sleep and circadian science into stunning visuals. 👉 Check out the winning infographics: ow.ly/RPiO50W5aWN 📅 Stay tuned—2026 submissions open this October!

🌍 How is climate change affecting your sleep? Join us June 20 at 9 AM CDT for the ESRS/SRS Summer Seminar and hear from experts on emerging research at the intersection of climate and sleep health. 📅 Register now: ow.ly/55fG50W4qj2

A new study presented at #SLEEP2025 found that excessive daytime sleepiness is associated with higher odds of all-cause mortality in middle-aged women but not in younger or older women.💡Learn more here: hubs.la/Q03rbp0y0

In 1984, a pivotal moment in sleep medicine unfolded. With just 99 clinicians certified in clinical polysomnography, ASDC leaders recognized the need for a dedicated professional society—and the Clinical Sleep Society (CSS) was born under the leadership of Dr. Philip Westbrook.

Dr. Ayan Dey and his student Henry Xie - "Umbrella Review of Pharmacological and Behavioral Sleep Interventions in ADHD Across the Lifespan" UofTPsychiatry Mulsant-Pollock Research Day CAMH

😴 1 in 3 U.S. adults struggles to stay awake during the day. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine declares: Sleepiness is a serious health risk—not just a nuisance. It’s time to prioritize patient safety, better care, and bold research to tackle daytime sleepiness head-on. bit.ly/3Tz3bjm

This was such a great opportunity to learn more about Implementation Science and how to use IS frameworks and study designs in my future projects!

New AASM survey data reveals that 3 in 4 adults experience disrupted sleep due to stress—with anxiety and depression not far behind. Mental health and sleep are deeply connected, but the cycle can be broken. Visit the Sleep Education website to learn how to take back your nights

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💡 Need funding for your sleep research? The SRSF Small Research Grant offers up to $5,000 for trainees and early career investigators. Use it to support your project, pilot data, or develop your thesis! 📅 Apply by Aug. 31, 2025 🔗 sleepresearchsociety.org/awards/small-r…

⏰ Don’t forget! The SRS Virtual Seminar with Dr. Angus C. Burns is tomorrow at 1 PM CT. We’ll discuss sleep inertia as a biomarker of circadian misalignment and its connection to psychiatric disorders. 🧠 You won’t want to miss it! 🔗 ow.ly/VJNz50Wn938

Missed the ESRS/SRS Joint Seminars? Recordings are now available! ☀️ Summer Solstice Seminar: How climate change intersects with sleep and circadian health. 🕒 March Equinox Seminar: The latest in circadian rhythm science and its clinical relevance. 🔗 ow.ly/cAek50WpgBT

🚨 The SRSF 2026 Career Development Award RFA is now open! This mentored award supports early career sleep researchers in their transition to independence as junior investigators. Apply now!🔗 ow.ly/sYmL50WphwW

Sleep medicine is a data goldmine, but turning raw data into breakthroughs is the real challenge, especially in large-scale studies. Our latest blog post unpacks exactly how informatics is transforming multisite clinical research in sleep medicine, making complex data manageable

Tune into the newest episode of the SRS Podcast 🎙️ Join Dr. Jesse Cook on the latest SRS Podcast as he chats with the 2025 APSS SLEEP Conference Trainee Merit Award winners about their cutting-edge work in sleep and circadian research. ⁠ Tune in now to hear from the next

🔔 Join the SRS Trainee Subcommittee for 2025-2026 🔔 Applications are now being accepted for trainees interested in joining the SRS Trainee Subcommittee for 2025-2026. If you’re a trainee who wants to play a pivotal role in shaping trainee activities at SLEEP 2026 in Baltimore,

Calling all early career researchers! 📢 Are you ready to level up your career? The SRSF 2026 Career Development Award is designed to help you do just that. Secure up to $50,000 in funding and gain the support you need to transition into an independent junior investigator. Your

Get ready to be inspired! ✨ Our latest blog post introduces you to Dr. Rachel Manber, a true pioneer in behavioral sleep medicine and Professor at Stanford Medicine. Discover how she's revolutionizing non-drug treatments for sleep disorders across all ages.