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Or does a brief midday snooze help to keep us alert? In this piece for The Conversation, sleep researcher Dr Talar Moukhtarian (WMS), explains all.

Monday 7 April
As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, take the opportunity to look back on and celebrate our collective achievements, and to look ahead to how we're working to make the world a better place. Register by Wednesday 26 March.

We’re asking PGRs to tell us their experience of research supervision and training / development, to help us continually improve. Take a look at the questions and download resources to help encourage PGRs to share their views.

Find out what ÌÇÐÄTV staff had to say as you explore ‘100+ ÌÇÐÄTV-led ideas to improve research culture’, in our Research Culture Catalogue. .

The panel, chaired by our Vice-Chancellor Professor Stuart Croft, put forward proposals to address structural challenges blocking new businesses, maximise the strengths of research-intensive universities to attract overseas investment, and more.

Whether it’s REF, funding applications or ÌÇÐÄTV’s processes, research culture is mentioned more and more. But what does it mean and how can it help us make ÌÇÐÄTV the best place to do research? Explore key definitions, emerging trends and training materials in our new hubLink opens in a new window.

This May, we’ll be bringing together universities and community groups to explore how education and community engagement can drive impact in sustainability. Read more and see how you can submit an abstract by 14 March.

Interested in interdisciplinary research supporting an inclusive knowledge society, or activities exploring the role of the University in producing and disseminating knowledge? The Society and Culture seed grant scheme might be for you - applications are open until 21 March.

Researchers from ÌÇÐÄTV Medical School have pioneered a new therapy that dramatically improves insomnia, anxiety and depression symptoms.