All trainees funded by or otherwise participating in the Research Training Program in Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurobiology are expected to participate in the following lectures and seminars organized by the Division of Sleep Medicine and this Training Program.
Preceptors' Introductory Sleep Course |
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The Introductory Sleep Course is offered monthly during the academic year by the Faculty Preceptors of the Training Program in Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurobiology. This is a free course, open to all students, fellows and faculty, and its format is an informal and interactive lecture series. This seminar is held on Mondays (noon to 1:30 pm) in the Division of Sleep Medicine conference room at 221 Longwood Ave, 4th floor RFB section, approximately once per month during the academic year. For more information, please see the description below, view the seminars and lectures schedule, or visit the Introductory Sleep Course page for more information. |
Sleep Grand Rounds |
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Sleep Grand Rounds is a monthly research seminar program that has been conducted each academic year since September 1996, incorporating faculty presentations on basic and clinical sleep research. This seminar is held on Mondays (noon to 1 pm) in the Bornstein Family Amphitheater, between exits 5 and 6 off the "Pike" the second floor of Brigham & Women's Hospital 45 Francis Street, approximately once per month during the academic year. For more information, please see the description below, view the seminars and lectures schedule, or visit the Sleep Grand Rounds page for more information. |
Trainee Research In Progress Seminars |
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The Trainee Research-in-Progress Seminar is designed to provide trainees with a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas as they present their work to peers from both similar and differing backgrounds. This seminar is typically held on Mondays starting at 1:00p in the Division of Sleep Medicine conference room at 221 Longwood Ave, 4th floor RFB section. The schedule for these seminars varies depending on the trainees' availability. For more information, please see the description below or view the seminars and lectures schedule. |
Note: Recorded attendance is required of all trainees for at least one full academic year of the Preceptors’ Introductory Sleep Course, and at least three-quarters (seven out of ten annually) of Sleep Grand Rounds presentations during the period of training.
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Introduction to Research on Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurobiology
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Sleep Grand Rounds
Division of Sleep Medicine-Harvard Medical School -
Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurophysiology Training Program: Research in Progress Seminars
Division of Sleep Medicine-Brigham & Women’s Hospital