SRNI - Sleep Research Network of India
Advancing Sleep Medicine Research
Pioneering Translational Sleep Diagnostics Across South East Asia
Advancing Sleep Medicine Research in India
Dr. Himanshu Garg
Coordinator, SRNI & Founder SEAASM
Pulmonologist & Key Sleep Medicine Practitioner
SRNI Initiatives
Uniting Sleep Scientists, Clinicians & Laboratories Across India
The Sleep Research Network of India (SRNI) is a national initiative established under the aegis of SEAASM to foster high-quality research and collaborative innovation in the field of sleep medicine. SRNI unites sleep researchers, clinicians, and institutions to build a cohesive ecosystem for addressing India's growing burden of sleep-related disorders.
By bridging clinical sleep laboratories, academic medical centers, and public health stakeholders, SRNI catalyzes rigorous multicentric trials, develops indigenous normative databases, and establishes standardized clinical practice guidelines tailored to South Asian patient demographics.
Generating rigorous epidemiologic datasets and biomarker discovery to guide regional health policy and personalized sleep therapies.
Multi-Center Research Registries
Connecting research labs across premier institutions to advance synchronized clinical trials and longitudinal sleep tracking.
SRNI Research Mandate & Priority Focus Areas
Translating multidisciplinary sleep diagnostics into standardized therapy and public policy.
OSA & Cardiometabolic Phenotypes
Investigating the genetic, anatomical, and cardiometabolic variations of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in non-obese Asian populations.
Insomnia & Neurocognitive Health
Studying the bidirectional links between insomnia, circadian disruption, and chronic neurodegenerative diseases.
Pediatric Sleep Disordered Breathing
Evaluating pediatric airway craniofacial anatomy, learning impairment, and non-invasive therapeutic interventions.
AI Diagnostics & Wearable
Validating emerging artificial intelligence algorithms and wearable sensors against gold-standard laboratory polysomnography.
National Sleep Registry of India
Aggregating clinical registry data across university hospitals to establish normative polysomnographic values for Indian adults.
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Whether you are an investigator with an upcoming protocol, an institution wishing to participate as a trial center, or an industry innovator developing sleep technologies — SRNI provides the scientific framework to support your research.