SLEEP RESEARCH SOCIETY 19
TH
ANNUAL TRAINEE SYMPOSIA SERIES
Registration Form
The 19
th
Annual Sleep Research Society Trainee Program will be held Saturday, May 31 – Sunday, June 1, 2014, at the Minneapolis
Convention Center. The series is free to AASM and/or SRS student members. You must be registered for the SLEEP 2014 meeting
to participate; you can register online at
Space is limited for Trainee Day. The deadline to register for the
trainee program is April 16, 2014, or when sessions are full.
Trainee Day registrations will not be accepted after April 16, 2014.
Name: _____________________________________Institution: _______________________________________________________
Email: (for registration confirmation and schedule) __________________________________________________________________
I am a member of (check one):
SRS
AASM
Both SRS/AASM
What type of training program are you in?
Saturday, May 31, 2014
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Grant Writing Workshop 1:00pm - 5:00pm
(Limited to 50 attendees)
Participants will be expected to bring materials to the
workshop. Registrants will be contacted in April 2014
with details.
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Trainee Symposia Series Welcome and
Keynote Address: 5:00pm – 6:30pm
Welcome Address
Janet Mullington, PhD – SRS President
Keynote Address
Till Roenneberg, PhD
Big Data
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Datablitz & Career Development Fair:
6:30pm – 8:30pm
This event will start out with a 30-minute datablitz
of research presented by fellow trainees. Then,
representatives from universities and research
organizations will be available at the Career
Development Fair to discuss their research programs
and to advertise student postdoctoral and faculty
positions.
Undergraduate
Master’s Program in ________________________________
Ph.D. program in __________________________________
Medical School
Post Baccalaureate
Medical Residency in _______________________________
Postdoctoral Fellowship
Psychology Internship
Medical Fellowship in ______________________________
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Workshop 1: 8:00am – 9:00am
Rank based on your preference; indicate your first
choice with a number 1.
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Analysis Methods for Circadian Data
Kenneth Wright, PhD
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Integrating Patient Oriented Research into Clinical
Practice
Hrayr Attarian, MD
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How-To Guide to Success in Grad School
Sean Drummond, PhD
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Fostering Mentor-Mentee Relationships
Richard Bootzin, PhD
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The Future of Fatigue: Identifying Fatigue
Biomarkers
Thomas Balkin, PhD
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Circadian Rhythms and Mood
Helen Burgess, PhD
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History of Sleep in Humans: The Loss of Segmented
Sleep
Roger Ekirch, PhD
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Sleep Abnormalities within Psychiatric Disorders
and Special Populations
Ruth Benca, MD, PhD
Visit
for a full
description of each workshop.
REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER APRIL 16
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