Essential Topics in Translational Sleep and Circadian Science

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	#068: Foundations of Translational Science for Sleep and Circadian Researchers and Clinicians Michael A. Grandner University of Arizona
	#069: Building of the Sleep and Circadian World by Animal Models Fabian-Xose Fernandez University of Arizona
	#070: Putting a Molecular Clock Together Amita Seghal University of Pennsylvania
	#071: Peripheral Clocks John Hoganesch Cincinnati Childrens
	#072: Mechanisms of Sleep Integrity in Aging Luis de Lecea Stanford University
	#073: From Basic Science to Commercial Product Eric Nofzinger University of Pittsburgh
	#074: Sleep and Circadian Disruption and Metabolism Frank Scheer Harvard University
	#075: Sleep and Circadian Disturbance and the Gut Microbiome Kenneth Wright University of Colorado, Boulder
	#076: Neurobiology of Dreaming Perrine Ruby University of Lyon
	#077: Sleep as a Regulator of Immune Function in Humans Janet Mullington Harvard University
	#078: Sleep, Aging, and Dementia Bryce Mander University of California, Irvine
	#079: Sleep and Obesity Mechanisms Marie-Pierre St-Onge Columbia University
	#080: What's EEG Got To Do With It? Michael Perlis University of Pennsylvania
	#081: Wearable Sleep Technology: From Standard Actigraphy to Multi-Sensor Consumer Devices Massimiliano de Zambotti SRI International
	#082: Sleep to Improve Cognitive Outcomes Michael Chee National University of Singapore
	083: Sleep, Sleep Deprivation, and Human Performance Hans Van Dongen Washington State University
	#084: Naps Are Great! But Are They For Everyone? Sara Mednick University of California, Irvine
	#085: Sleep profiles in neurodevelopmental disorders Dagmara Dimitriou, University College London
	#086: A Mechanistic Approach to Sleep Apnea Risk Atul Malhotra University of California, San Diego
	#087: Developing a Personalized Approach to Obstructive Sleep Apnea Allan Pack University of Pennsylvania
	#088: Sleeping well and stayin in rhythm: Implication for brain and cardiometabolic health Phyllis Zee Northwestern University
	#089: Sleep and Technology Use at NIght: Translating Laboratory Circadian and Sleep Research to Real-World Situations Michael Gradisar Flinders University
	#090: Past, Present, and Future of Artificial Intelligence in Sleep Science Ignacio Perez-Pozuelo University of Cambridge
	#091: Sleep and Wake in the Context of Real Life Till Roenneberg Ludwig-Maximilians University
	#092: Pediatric Sleep Health Disparities and Other Lessons Learned Lauren Hale Stony Brook University
	#093: Progress Towards Reducing Disparities in Sleep/Circadian Health to Improve Cardiovascular and Brain Health Girardin Jean-Louis University of Miami
	#094: Struggling Silently: What Clinicians and Researchers Should Know About the Patient Experience Kristyn Beecher Project Sleep
	#095: Translational Sleep and Policymaking Dane Christiansen Health and Medicine Counsel