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Scientific Program for World Sleep 2025

The Scientific Program for World Sleep 2025 includes over 350 hours of scientific and clinical content presented by the world sleep community.

  • 12 keynotes
  • 123 symposia
  • 1800+ abstracts

Browse the Scientific Program to see the comprehensive daily schedule and other practical congress information.

PDF program last updated August 8, 2025; you can always refer to the online schedule for the latest information.

Search the Schedule Online

Open the online schedule to see a daily breakdown of the session schedule over Saturday, September 6 through Wednesday, September 10, 2025.

Search the online schedule for:

  • Topic keywords
  • Presentation / session titles
  • Presenter names

Topic Overview

  • Aging and developmental issues
  • Basic research
  • Sleep and cognition
  • Chronobiology/Circadian disorders
  • Dental
  • Dreaming
  • Excessive daytime sleepiness/hypersomnia
  • Insomnia
  • Movement disorders
  • Narcolepsy
  • Neurological disorders affecting sleep
  • Parasomnia
  • Pediatrics
  • Pharmacology
  • Psychiatric disorders affecting sleep/wake
  • REM behavior disorders
  • Restless legs syndrome
  • Sleep breathing disorders
  • Sleep health
  • Technology/technical

Previous World Sleep Scientific Programs

Want to know what to expect at World Sleep 2025? Browse some of our previous scientific programs below. Join this tradition of scientific excellence in sleep!

World Sleep 2023 in Rio de Janeiro

Search the online schedule for World Sleep 2023. Click below to view the .pdf program online.

World Sleep 2022 in Rome

Search the online schedule for World Sleep 2022. Click the program cover below to view the .pdf program online.

World Sleep 2019 in Vancouver

Search the online schedule for World Sleep 2019. Click below to view the .pdf program online.

Highlights from World Sleep 2023 in Rio de Janeiro

Thank you to the World Sleep community for producing this world-class scientific program! Join us in Singapore for World Sleep 2025 and become part of the forefront of sleep and circadian science.