We research sleep and circadian rhythms in human clinical disorders and treat patients with sleep and circadian disorders.
The overarching goals of the program are to:
- understand the role of sleep and circadian rhythms in human clinical disorders;
- create, test, and translate sleep and circadian research to improve health and well-being;
- promote the integration of sleep and circadian wellness into everyday clinical practice;
- train the next generation of sleep and circadian scientists and clinicians.
The Sleep and Circadian Research Laboratory is a unique facility that has been specifically designed to conduct sleep and circadian research studies in humans.
For more information about making a gift to this program at the UM Department of Psychiatry, please contact Courtney Metzger, Assistant Director of Development - [email protected] | (734) 763-1409.
