Partnership and support

Supporting education.
Enabling scientific exchange.

The Foundation welcomes collaboration and support for activities that advance education, mentorship and the development of sleep epidemiology.

Academic partnerships

Begin with a shared scientific purpose.

Investigators, research groups and institutions can contribute expertise, educational content, invited participation and ideas for collaboration. Partnerships are developed around a defined academic activity and the contribution of each participant.

Potential areas include symposia, lectures, methodological discussions, mentorship and exchange around population-based or longitudinal research.

Support for the mission

Activities that support can help develop.

Education

Lectures and workshops

Support can contribute to the preparation and delivery of educational activities in sleep epidemiology and related methods.

Scientific dialogue

Meetings and exchange

Support for scientific sessions helps investigators discuss evidence, compare perspectives and develop research questions.

Investigator development

Mentorship and learning

Trainee-oriented activities can help early-career researchers engage with experienced investigators and strengthen their scientific skills.

Working together

Define the activity and its contribution.

Proposals should identify the activity, educational objectives, intended audience and resources involved. Institutional responsibilities and support arrangements are established for the particular program.

To discuss support, contact the Foundation directly. Financial and administrative details are handled through the Foundation’s appropriate representatives.