C: PostgraduateCourse
B: Bench toBedside
W: ClinicalWorkshop
D: DiscussionGroup
I: InvitedLecturer
L: LunchDebate
M: Meet theProfessor
O: Oral Presentation
P: Poster Session
R: BrownBagCaseReport
S: Symposia
Educational Opportunities:
See page 5 for a description of these
session types.
BSM ICON
–Sessions
with this icon focuson the
behavioral therapies for sleep
disorders.
WeWant Your Feedback
You areencouraged to evaluate each
session you attend.
Visit theSLEEP2014mobileapp or
at any time
during themeeting to rate the sessions.
The evaluation sitewill close on July 1.
Poster Set-Up
7:00am – 8:00am
Exhibit Hall B
Posters should be set-up for display during this time and
should not be removed until 6:00pm.
I05: HowMolecular GeneticsCan
Tell UsHowWeWakeUp andWhy
WeSleep
8:00am – 9:00am
RoomL100H
Ravi Allada, MD (Bio on page 29)
Psychologist Level of Content:
Intermediate
Objectives:
1. Analyze themolecular basis of circadian clock function
and its conservationbetween flies and humans;
2. Describe novel genetic strategies to reveal sleep
homeostasismechanisms and links to learningand
memory; and
3. Discuss the cardinal properties of sleep and their
application to simple animal models.
AASMPolitical Action
Committee (PAC) Breakfast
7:00am – 8:00am | Room200I
TheAASM invites all AASMmembers
to theAASMPACBreakfast, featuringRep. Erik
Paulsen (R-MN), co-chair of theU.S. Houseof
Representatives’Medical TechnologyCaucus.
Rep. Paulsenwill talk about the important health
care issues taking place inWashington, D.C. and
discuss the importance of having ourmembers
participate in the political process. Themeeting
will also demonstrate how theAASMPAC is an
essential part of our advocacy efforts. The cost
of attending this event is $50, and tickets canbe
purchased at registration.
ScientificProgram | Tuesday
IndustrySupportedActivities
Please see page 103 for information
regarding industry supported
activities at SLEEP2014.
Wednesday
June 4
Tuesday
June 3
Sunday
June 1
Monday
June2
Saturday
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