​What if the secret to living past 100 is how you sleep?

​In the Blue Zones, people routinely live past 90 with sharp minds and healthy bodies. One pattern keeps emerging: these populations have mastered sleep in ways modern society has forgotten. Across all Blue Zones, sleep isn’t optimized-it’s protected.

Residents wake naturally, eat their last meal early, shed stress daily, and live in rhythm with the sun.
Whether you’re a sleep tracker enthusiast, someone curious about longevity, or just looking to improve your daily rest, this session will help you turn data into better sleep habits that support long-term health.

​Join Dr. Martin Kawalski for a fireside chat on:

  • Sleep patterns shared by centenarian populations
  • ​Why circadian alignment matters more than sleep duration
  • ​Using your Garmin, Oura, or Apple Watch to build a longevity-focused routine

What You’ll Learn:
​The Blue Zone sleep code – natural rhythms, early dinners, built-in downshifts

  • ​Circadian alignment > sleep hacks
  • ​How to interpret your wearable data through a longevity lens

A fireside chat on what centenarians know about sleep – and how your wearable can help you live it

Event Location

Events Details

Event Date

Jan 29, 2026

Event Title

Sleep & Longevity

Duration

2 Hrs

Time

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location

Redwood City, CA 94062, USA

About Martin Kawalski, MD, PhD

Martin Kawalski, an MD and Ph.D. in Sleep Medicine, is a Stanford researcher focused on the role of sleep in longevity and the integration of consumer wearable data in digital health. As a founder, he has led innovations in sports and lifestyle electronics, notably in developing and launching SKEO, a wearable that enhances safety in alpine sports, co-founded with Olympian Bode Miller.