The Sleep Research Society (SRS) is a professional scientific organization dedicated to advancing sleep and circadian science through research, education, and advocacy. Founded in 1961, SRS supports sleep researchers and promotes the dissemination of scientific findings to improve public health and inform policy related to sleep disorders and sleep health.
Federal funding for biomedical and sleep research, public health initiatives addressing sleep health and sleep disorders, research workforce development, and evidence-based policies related to sleep medicine and circadian biology
Membership dues, conference and meeting revenues, grants, sponsorships, and publication-related revenue
American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Sleep Research Society Foundation, National Institutes of Health collaborators, academic research institutions
Non-profit professional scientific society
