Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology

HOME
EDUCATION ↓
EDUCATION
The Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology (CSCN) offers opportunities in pre- and post-doctoral biomedical education in exciting areas of research based on our multidisciplinary approach. The Division of Sleep Medicine, based in the Department of Medicine, offers a Clinical Fellowship Program.
On Demand Education

Fellowship Program

Postdoctoral Programs
RESEARCH ↓
RESEARCH
The Center for Sleep has a rich, multi-disciplinary research program in both basic science and patient-oriented research. The goals of basic science research in the Center include the understanding of the molecular mechanisms regulating sleep and wakefulness, the functions of sleep at a most basic molecular level, and how aging and disease disrupt these processes.
Research Overview

TRL Confocal Microscope Core
\
Patient Care
Center Members
Conferences
CHOP Sleep Center
Contact Us

Home » Conferences

Sleep Summer Lecture Series August 2012

Date	Presenter/Topic
Thursday, August 2	Allan Pack, MB, ChB, PhD "Central Sleep Apnea"
Friday, August 3	Richard Ross, MD, PhD "Sleep in Psychiatric Disorders"
Monday, August 6	Carole Marcus , MBChB "Pediatric OSA"
Friday, August 10	Richard Ross, MD, PhD "Sleep in PTSD"
Thursday, August 16	James T. Findley, PhD "CBT for Insomnia"
Thursday, August 23	Samuel T. Kuna, MD "Cardiovascular Consequences for OSA"
Friday, August 24	Charles R. Cantor, MD "Periodic Limb Movements"
Thursday, August 30	Charles R. Cantor, MD "Parasomnias"

Sleep Conferences are held 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. in Suite 201 at 3624 Market Street

November 2011 | February 2012 | March 2012 | April 2012 | May 2012 | June 2012 | July 2012

Related Links

© The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania || Site best viewed in supported browser. || Site Design: PMACS Web Team