Society for Research on Biological Rhythms

The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms (SRBR) is a renowned organization dedicated to advancing the field of sleep and circadian biology through rigorous, peer-reviewed science and evidence-based policies. Established in 1986, SRBR brings together international scientists, clinicians, and industry experts to promote both basic and applied research in all aspects of biological rhythms. With a mission to support, educate, engage, and welcome scientists of all nationalities, SRBR provides valuable resources through its meetings, journal, and website.

The organization also advocates for robust funding and support for research on sleep and other biological rhythms, emphasizing the positive impact on human health and the economy. SRBR is committed to nurturing early career professionals, offering opportunities for knowledge-building, career growth, and field advancement. By contributing to SRBR's mission through financial resources, individuals can join others in ensuring the vibrant future of biological rhythms research.

There are various ways to contribute, including the SRBR Pioneer Program, which recognizes and honors influential figures in the field, as well as the Emmett Chappelle Awards and the Global Diversity Fellowship Campaign, which support underrepresented minorities and international scientists, respectively. The Rhythm Makers and Past President's Fund also provide avenues for general giving and continued service within SRBR. By donating to SRBR, individuals can play a crucial role in shaping the future generation and the field of Biological Rhythms, ensuring that its mission continues to thrive and make a meaningful impact