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September 2018
The SCNi Summer School 2018
The SCNi at the University of Oxford are organising a summer school on sleep and circadian neuroscience. The five-day school will consist of shared lectures and seminars as well as separate, subject-specific workshops to integrate these two key research areas. The school is targeted at PhD/Dphil/MD Students and other early career researchers. More information can be found here.
Find out more »ERS Conference 2018
The European Respiratory Society(ERS) is one of the largest respiratory meeting in the world and the annual meeting will be arranged at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in the worldwide city of France and Paris. It conducts by the scientists, physicians, healthcare professionals, and other specialist working in respiratory medicine.ERS are leading day by day in the respiratory field, with a growing membership representing over 140 countries. Find out more here
Find out more »24th Congress of the European Sleep Research Society
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Find out more »European Society of Sleep Technologists Congress
The ESST are holding their Congress meeting on Wednesday 26th September 2018 in Basel, Switzerland. Click here for the final programme
Find out more »October 2018
RSM Sleep and Dreaming
This one day conference will include speakers from neurology, psychiatry, experts in functional imaging but also artists who explore sleep and dreams within society. The current understanding of REM sleep and REM sleep disorders, novel insights within functional brain imaging, the treatment of depression using dream inducing psychedelic drugs and the impact of sleep and dreams in art and literature will be covered. Topics include: The biology of REM sleep and the current theories for it’s role in brain development…
Find out more »November 2018
I’m a Scientist – Get Me Out of Here! Getting Students Excited about Science
Scientists develop their communication skills, gain a fresh perspective on their work, and find out what young people think about science and the role of scientists. There are five themed zones, including one on the science of sleep and two especially for psychologists, and two general zones suitable for anyone working in science. Scientists put up a profile on this site, answer students’ questions about science, their work, the universe and beyond. They engage directly with students in live text-based chats.…
Find out more »Dental Sleep Medicine: Present and Future Practice
Management of sleep disorders, especially sleep-disordered breathing, is multifunctional and medical and dental professionals must work together to offer the best treatment possible for the patient. The aim of this meeting is to provide a comprehensive overview of the management of sleep-related breathing disorders, highlighting in particular the importance of a multi-disciplinary team approach to care. For more information Click here
Find out more »January 2019
ARTP 2019 Conference
ARTP conference 2019 is being held in Glasgow on 31st January -1st February 2019, registration is now open. Click here for more infomation
Find out more »February 2019
ISMC 2019
The British Sleep Society are holding the next International Sleep Medicine Course which will provide comprehensice training in all aspects of Sleep Medicine, Incorporating up-to-date Presentations on neurological, psychiatric and respiratory sleep disorders. The curriculum is based on ESRS accreditation examination, with the next exam being held on 11th - 13th April 2019 in Marseille. The ISMC is suitable for anyone with a professional interest in sleep, including (but not limited to) medics, nurses, technologists, healthcare scientists, allied health professionals,…
Find out more »Practical Polysomnography Course 2019
Aimed at: Anyone wishing to gain or improve skills in setting up, scoring and interpreting full polysomnographic sleep studies. This includes physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, students, researchers or anyone with a professional interest in sleep medicine. Content: This 2-day course will focus on the understanding and evaluation of polysomnographic recordings. The course will include some lectures but will focus mainly on the practical hands-on aspects of polysomnography. Teaching will be based on standard adult scoring rules, although special considerations…
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