Research Collaborations
With millions of daily active users and over three billion nights analyzed across more than 150 countries, Sleep Cycle is the leading sleep-tracking application and one of the most widely used solutions worldwide for improving sleep health. We frequently collaborate with some of the world’s leading universities to support global sleep health.
Cambridge Study Uses Sleep Cycle's Technology to Link Air Pollution and Nighttime Coughing Worldwide
AI Sleep Data Could Provide One-Week Early Warning of Flu and COVID-19 Activity
Joint research with UK Health Security Agency highlights the potential of passively collected cough data as a valuable and leading signal for disease outbreak detection.
Sleep Cycle and Carnegie Mellon To Explore Sleep Data To Detect Outbreaks
Research collaborative will investigate how cough and breathing signals can support epidemiological modeling and forecasting efforts in the United States.
UKHSA and Sleep Cycle: Could sleep app data help identify respiratory disease trends in England?
UK Health Security Agency and Sleep Cycle launch a research study focusing on how coughing and sleep-related signals can support earlier detection of respiratory trends in the UK
Sleep Cycle Co-Authors New Study Uncovering Global Trends in Snooze Alarm Use
Sleep Cycle, the leading sleep technology company, today announced the publication of a new study aimed at unraveling the practice of the snooze alarm.
Sleep Cycle’s CTO to Speak at ESCMID on AI-Driven Cough Tracking for Public Health
Sleep Cycle, the leading sleep technology company, is pleased to announce that Mikael Kågebäck, Phd. and Chief Technology Officer at Sleep Cycle, will be speaking at the ESCMID Global Congress, Europe’s premier conference on clinical microbiology and infectious diseases with a mission to champion medical progress in infection for a healthier tomorrow.
Can Nightly Coughs Predict Global Health Trends? Sleep Cycle's CTO to Speak at Cambridge AI Health Event
Sleep Cycle, the leading sleep technology company, is pleased to announce that Mikael Kågebäck, Phd. and Chief Technology Officer at Sleep Cycle, will deliver a keynote speech at the University of Cambridge’s event "Audio-based AI for Respiratory Health Monitoring" on March 13. The event aims to bring together academia and industry to foster dialogue and collaboration in the transformative field of AI-driven health monitoring.
Sleep Cycle Partners with Cambridge and UCL for new Alzheimer's Study: Exploring the Link Between Sleep and Early Alzheimer’s Risk
Sleep Cycle, the leading sleep technology company, is thrilled to announce its partnership with researchers from the University of Cambridge and University College London (UCL) on a pioneering Alzheimer’s study. This collaboration combines Sleep Cycle’s comprehensive sleep data with the team’s previous findings to explore potential links between navigation (sense of direction), sleep disruptions, and the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease.
Sleep Cycle’s Head of Sleep Science Michael Gradisar, Ph.D., Co-Authors New Research Debunking Myth that Blue Light Before Bed Disrupts Sleep
Sleep Cycle, a global leader in AI-driven sleep analysis, announces groundbreaking research challenging the belief that blue light from screens significantly disrupts sleep, co-authored by its Head of Sleep Science, Michael Gradisar, Ph.D.