NSWO Spring Symposium: “A translational view on sleep wearables”

NSWO Spring Symposium: “A translational view on sleep wearables”

We are delighted to invite you to the NSWO Spring Symposium: “A translational view on sleep wearables” which will take place coming Friday the 13th of May from 1-4 PM. During the meeting national and international speakers will cover a broad range of topics, from assessing sleep in animals, to sleep-wake rhythms of hunter-gatherers, and the implementation of sleep wearables in the clinic. There will also be a workshop with do’s and don’ts for actigraphy research and a panel discussion on the future of sleep wearables. After the symposium there is the possibility for networking drinks.

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Program:

1:00PM Assembly NSWO
2:00PM Kick-off symposium
2:05PM Basic Science – Are measurements of activity a good indication for sleep-wake patterns? – Sjoerd van Hasselt
2:30PM Sleep wearables – Towards clinical application – Sebastiaan Overeem
— 2:55-3:10PM Break —
3:10PM Sleep in hunter-gatherers – Jerome Siegel (UCLA, USA)
3:40PM Panel discussion – The future of sleep wearables – All speakers
4:00PM Actigraphy workshop (basic principles and tips for analyses) – Sarah Schoch
4:20PM Networking drinks

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