Stanford University and the Palo Alto VA are seeking participants, ages 18-35, for a research study investigating the use of bright light to improve nighttime alertness and change the timing of the circadian clock.

Participants must be healthy, non-smokers, without sleep problems. Volunteers paid up to $700 for successful completion of both 2-day/night stays in VA Sleep Lab.

The study consists of two separate lab stays, each consisting of:
• 2-day/night stay at the VA Sleep Lab
• 2 weeks of at-home sleep monitoring using a
wrist-watch device
• In lab performance will be tested using flight
simulation software

For more information please contact:
Marisol Duran at (650) 646-5443 or by email mreinoso@pavir.org
Emily Stenson at (323) 849-4044 or by email EStenson@pavir.org
Megan Abels at (669) 245-6064or or by email MAbels@pavir.org

For further information regarding questions, concerns ,or complaints about research, research related injury, and questions about the rights of research participants, please call (650) 723-5244 or call toll free 1-866-680- 2906 or write the Administrative Panel on Human Subjects in Medical Research, Administrative Panels Office, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-5401