The network was created to provide a forum for discussion and communication about the various aspects of sleep research carried out within the University.
Our events allow sleep researchers to interact, such that new collaborations and joint interests can arise organically. We invite external speakers to present their work about different aspects of sleep, and organise an annual meeting at which our students can present their most recent results.
Aims
To provide:
- information about sleep research in Cardiff
- information about events and opportunities offered by the network
- a platform to promote cross-school and NHS collaboration
- a way to raise the profile of sleep research in Cardiff.
Projects
Planned group projects include:
- closed loop auditory stimulation of the sleeping rodent brain
- closed loop auditory stimulation of the human brain with EEG-fMRI
- home monitoring of sleep in health and disease
Principal Investigators (PIs)
Associated staff
Events & Seminars
Past Events
- Replay@CUBRIC-25 - 28 -30 May 2025
- World Sleep Day - 14 March 2025
- Eitan Schechtman - Lecture, CUBRIC - September 2024
- Replay@CUBRIC-23 - May 2023
- Thomas Schreiner – Psychology Colloquium – 3 May 2019
- Anna Schapiro – Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre seminar – 16 May 2019
- World Sleep Day 2018
- Replay@CUBRIC-18 - May 2018
- Creative Minds Summer School, Budapest - July 2017
- Replay@CUBRIC-17 - 2017
Next steps
Research that matters
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Our research impact
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