Sociology of Sleep Group
We have been carrying out research on sleep for nearly 20 years and the Sociology of Sleep Group has published widely on ageing, sleep and gender.
Our research
We provide a supportive and intellectually stimulating research environment, with a number of students currently undertaking their doctoral research within the group. Current research includes studies on 'sleep and recovery from addiction', and 'sleep, ethics and social media'.
The interface of health, illness, crime and criminal justice
Our research includes studies of prisoner wellbeing and trajectories of use of 'legal highs'.
Our staff members
Emeritus Professor
Prof Sara Arber
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Reader
Dr Robert Meadows
Rob joined the University of Surrey in 1999 to work at the Human Psychopharmacology Research Unit, Medical Research Centre (HPRU/MRC), having previously gained degrees in Law, Sociology and Social Anthropology (LLB: Keele) and Socio-Legal studies
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Podcast with visiting Professor Graham Scambler
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BBC News - Hi-tech dreamcatcher defeats sleep amnesia https://t.co/SeYrq9FiVp
"We find that the subjective experiences of feeding children at school are infused with classed notions of motherin… https://t.co/Jx5FEkiWwW
Not sure where he pulled the Klinsmann celebration from - but he is happy https://t.co/M8OfLn0E54
It has been exactly 25 years since I first heard "what's going on" by the 4 non-blonds.