Founded in 2020, the Sleep Institute at Reykjavík University is a research center focused on exploring sleep and circadian rhythms. The institute brings together experts from various fields, including engineering, psychology, sports science, and computer science, encouraging collaboration across disciplines. It also partners with professionals from the education and healthcare sectors to support innovative research. With accessible facilities, the Sleep Institute provides a valuable space for those working on sleep-related studies, fostering new discoveries in the science of sleep.
Iceland to become a centre for international sleep research
Scientists at Reykjavik University (RU) to lead a research project receiving a 15-million Euro Horizon 2020 grant Sleep Revolution, an interdisciplinary international research and development[…]
Erna Sif Arnardóttir is the leader of the project.
Thought big and landed a 2.5 billion grant, Erna Sif Arnardóttir is the leader of the project.Link to an article in Læknablaðið about the large[…]