As Sleep Awareness Week wraps up, we want to leave you with a few healthy sleep habits and strategies to manage fatigue. Sleep well! #sleepawarenessweek

The Sleep Research Center is looking for post-bac Research Assistants to help us execute our sleep research studies! These are year long appts (with opportunity to extend) as an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Research Fellow. Apply at: zintellect.com/Opportunity/De…

Members of the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) and U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) provided 25th Infantry Division Soldiers with jet lag management tips as part of .... Thread 1 of 3

The WRAIR Operational Research Team, including Dr. Tina Burke, CPT Sid Chaudhury and Hannah Eldringhoff, recently contributed to the MASTR-E data collection army.mil/article/257262…

We went back to SLEEP! 😴💤 Dr. Janna Mantua and Dr. Tina Burke gave talks about the ORT’s field research. Dr. Tracy Jill Doty, Dr. Phoebe Chaisilprungraung presented posters. Great job, team!

CPT Jonathan Vignali, Dr. Shashaank Vattikuti, Emily Stekl, and Hannah Eldringhoff also presented posters at the APSS annual SLEEP meeting. Way to go, team!

“We understand that obtaining sufficient sleep underlies your ability to perform physically, cognitively, and emotionally,” said Alger.” The WRAIR SRC’s Dr. Alger discusses the importance of using sleep strategies, like tactical napping, in this article from USAPHC.

"’It's no secret that people in the military don't get enough sleep,’ said Emily Stekl, a clinical research coordinator at USAMRDC's WRAIR…experts say sleep remains a key predictor of enduring mental and physical health.” mrdc.health.mil/index.cfm/medi…

BBB was honored to be present for the promotion of CPL Shardonnai Sims to the rank of SGT on October 5th. Congrats, SGT Sims!

Many of us will be traveling to celebrate with loved ones during the holidays, so it’s important to keep safety in mind. Fatigue is a major contributor to driving accidents and injuries, so use this quick guide developed by the WRAIR sleep researchers to recognize and manage it.

Poor sleep hygiene often keeps people from getting the sleep they need for optimal health and performance. Our new infographic explains why sleep matters and lays out habits to adopt that promote healthy sleep.

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Daylight Savings begins Sunday at 2am, so spring your clocks ahead! Your circadian clock will also be impacted. This may increase sleepiness which may impair safety. Gradually shift your bedtime earlier before Sunday and get bright light in the morning to increase alertness!

It’s the start of Sleep Awareness Week! Follow along this week as we share about the benefits of sleep, healthy sleep habits, and the research efforts we are undertaking to develop novel ways to monitor, predict, and reverse the negative consequences of sleep loss and fatigue.

It’s National Napping Day! At WRAIR, we are identifying sleep strategies using the combination of nocturnal sleep and tactical napping to improve emotional health, alertness, and cognitive abilities.

On this National Napping Day, we wanted to remind everyone how to tactically use naps for your benefit and share tips to maximize these benefits!

Regularly getting less than the recommended 7+ hrs of sleep is a common problem for Soldiers. Our research is using cutting edge technology to identify novel biomarkers underlying the effects of chronic sleep restriction to inform targeted interventions to improve readiness.

Short sleep and sustained wakefulness are inevitable in the field. We are testing and validating brain stimulation technology, such as transcranial electrical and acoustic stimulation, in order to enhance sleep and slow the decline of performance during continuous operations.

Health, safety, and performance decrements from sleep loss are significant threats in the field. Our current research aims to leverage emerging commercial wearable technologies to monitor sleep, which will facilitate early interventions to possibly prevent catastrophic outcomes.

On this final day of Sleep Awareness Week, we want to leave you with our WRAIR Habits for Healthy Sleep infographic to help you improve your sleep and, thereby, improve your health and performance. To participate in our research visit wrair.health.mil/Join-a-Study/S…