Farrell Prize in Sleep Medicine

From the Harvard Division of Sleep Medicine:

To honor the distinguished career of Professor Richard Kronauer, we will again award the Richard E Kronauer Prize for Excellence in Biomathematical Modeling. This is presented to a graduate student or post-doctoral fellow who has made significant contributions to Modeling Circadian Rhythmicity, Sleep Regulation or Neurobehavioral Function. If you would like to be considered for this prize or would like to nominate someone, please send a recent abstract or paper as well as a current C.V. to ebklerman@hms.harvard.edu before April 27 2008.

The award will be presented in Boston in June 2008 at the Farrell Day festivities (http://sleep.med.harvard.edu/what-we-do/farrell-prize-in-sleep-medicine) at which Drs. Kronauer and Borbely will be honored. The recipient will receive a cash award plus travel to the ceremony.

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