The use of stimulants and sleep
Open guest lecture arranged during summer school in Circadian Rhythms and Sleep.
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Associate Professor Jonathan Wisor, Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, Washington State University, US is a leading scientist on sleep regulatory neuronal populations, cerebral metabolic changes with sleep, and drugs of abuse and sleep. His research program aims to identify functional consequences of sleep and sleep loss within the nervous system. Dr. Wisor develops data analysis algorithms that assure the efficiency and quality of the polysomnographic data to better generate new hypotheses on the effects of circadian disruption on sleep quality and circadian timing. Dr. Wisor was awarded with outstanding faculty member of the year, 2013-2014 with acknowledgment in teaching.
We would like to invite all colleagues and students to five open guest lectures arranged during a summer school in Circadian Rhythms and Sleep.
The guest lectures are arranged by the Norwegian Research School in Neuroscience (NRSN), the International Graduate School in Integrated Neuroscience (IGSIN) and Bergen Stress and Sleep Group (BSSG), University of Bergen.
