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- Instructions to Authors
- Scope
- Online Submission Information
- Submission Fee
- Essential Elements of Manuscript Submission
- Publication Ethics
- Disclosures
- Preprint Repositories and Prior Publication
- Open Access
- Details of Style
Download the Author Guidelines as a PDF SLEEP®is the official publication of the Sleep Research Society (SRS).
SLEEP® is a monthly, peer-reviewed scientific and medical journal that is published online. SLEEP®publishes a wide spectrum of original basic, translational and clinical sleep/circadian research findings. The primary audiences are research and clinical professionals specializing in sleep and circadian science and medicine. Increase exposure to your...
All materials are submitted and edited electronically using ScholarOne. To submit an original manuscript, review article, editorial, letter to the editor or journal club reviews, please go to ScholarOne Manuscript Central. Complete instructions for the electronic submission process can be found on that site.
To help offset publishing costs, there is a nominal, nonrefundable submission fee of $50 for all original scientific manuscripts submitted for publication in SLEEP®. This fee will be collected during the manuscript submission process and is charged whether or not the manuscript is eventually accepted. The fee is charged once per manuscript number; ...
Guidelines for Statistical Analysis
Accurate use of statistical methods is a prerequisite for publication in SLEEP®. Statistical methods must be rigorous irrespective of the type of publication and reporting of statistical findings must be accurate and complete. Editors can request an expert statistical review of all submissions, particularly if there are methodological questions or concerns. Guidelines for statistical methods and reporting for manuscripts submitted to SLEEP®.
Clinical Trials
The editorial team at SLEEP encourages the submission of clinical trials and we will review them primarily on their methodological rigour and clarity of reporting and not on the statistical significance of their results. All clinical trials should be reported using the CONSORT statementmost appropriate to the particular clinical trial design used. In addition, the appropriate CONSORT checklist must be completed and attached to the initial submission. We also encourage authors to attach their...
Clinical Trials Registration
In accordance with theClinical Trial Registration Statement from the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), all clinical trials published in SLEEP must be registered in a public trials registry at or before the onset of participant enrollment. In agreement with the ICMJE, SLEEP defines a clinical trial as "any research project that prospectively assigns human subjects to intervention and concurrently assigned comparison groups to study the cause-and-effect relationship be...
Authors should observe high standards with respect to publication ethics as set out by the Commission on Publication Ethics (COPE) and International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE). Falsification or fabrication of data; plagiarism, including duplicate publication of the authors’ own work without proper citation; and misappropriation of...
Authorship
All authors listed on the manuscript should have contributed significantly to the design or implementation of the experiment or the analysis and interpretation of the data. Any other individuals who contributed to the experiment or the writing of the manuscript should be listed in the Acknowledgment section. During online submission, the corresponding author must certify on behalf of all authors have read and approved the submitted version. Natural language processing tools driven by artifici...
Dual Authorship
Dual co-first authorship may be indicated on the title page of the manuscript with a statement that the two first authors have contributed equally to the manuscript. If co-authorship is indicated, it is the understanding of the Editors that all authors of the manuscript agree to this designation. Dual corresponding authorship may be indicated on the title page of the manuscript and both authors will appear on the correspondence line on the final article. However, only one can be considered th...
Authorship and "Umbrella" groups
Many large collaborative studies are organized under a group name that represents all the participants. All articles must have at least one named individual as author. Authors who wish to acknowledge the umbrella group from which the data originate should list the authors of the article, followed by "on behalf of the [GROUP NAME]". The members of the group should be listed individually in the acknowledgments section, and if correctly presented will ultimately be listed in Medline as “collabor...
SLEEP allows the submission of preprints. Preprints are manuscripts that have not been submitted to a journal for full peer review, have not been copyedited or typeset, and have been deposited to a recognized repository such as bioRxiv. Authors submitting preprints to SLEEP®must inform the editorial office at the time of submission that the manuscr...
SLEEP®authors have the option to publish their paper under the open access initiative. For a charge, the paper will be made freely available online immediately upon publication. After the manuscript is accepted the corresponding author will be required to accept a mandatory license to publish agreement. As part of the licensing process authors will...
People-Centered Language
Guidance for improving the language researchers use to talk to and about people with studied health conditions has been issued in several fields. The Editors of SLEEP® endorse the use of people-centered language in research communications. Our recommendations for people-centered language for sleep/circadian research publications can be found on this page.
Language
Papers should be clearly and concisely written in good English. Authors whose native language is not English should consult someone fluent in English prior to submission of the manuscript. Alternatively, a professional language-editing service can be used. Manuscripts may be returned to authors for revision for English language.
Sleep Medicine Terminology
Follow the terminology usage recommendations in the AASM Style Guide for Sleep Medicine Terminology.
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