The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms (SRBR) is dedicated to advancing rigorous, peer-reviewed science and evidence-based policies related to sleep and circadian biology. Established in 1986, SRBR is an organization of international scientists, clinicians, and industry experts who promote basic and applied research in all aspects of biological rhythms. Through its meetings, journal, and website, SRBR aims to support, educate, engage, and welcome scientists of all nationalities. SRBR advocates for research on sleep and other biological rhythms by informing government leaders and the public about the need for robust funding and other support and its positive impact on human health and economy.  Additionally, SRBR greatly invests in early career professionals as they strive to build their knowledge, grow in their careers, and advance the field. 

The purpose of this SRBR sponsored research exchange program is to promote interactions of SRBR members with diverse backgrounds and facilitate integration of underrepresented trainees and/or those working at minority-serving institutions into the broader scientific community. The program would support a research rotation of a URM trainee in a different institution and, simultaneously, allow a trainee from the host lab to visit the institution of the URM. SRBR trainees would have the opportunity to learn new scientific approaches, experience different training environments, and develop new collaborations and networks.

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