Andrew Beale (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK) has been chosen to become the next SRBR Public Outreach Fellow. As the third such fellow, he will support the public outreach mission of the society to advance the visibility and impact of biological rhythms by means of a multi-faceted social media strategy. He takes […]
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Help transform professional development at SRBR
The Mentorship and Professional Development committee are working on a series of new initiatives for 2021 that we hope will be able to engage our members at all career stages. Stay tuned for some innovative community-based training events that will occur virtually over the next year! If you are interested in helping out with any type […]
Circadian Rhythms in Alzheimer’s Disease: Chicken or Egg?
To many people, one of the most dreaded consequences of living to an old age is Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). The older we get, the higher our risk of developing AD. Indeed, nearly half of all people that live past 85 years old have some degree of AD. AD is the most common cause of memory […]
Night Owls Unite (My Life with Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder, Part II)
Advocating For Policy Changes Night owls have organized and our ranks are growing. Groups like the Circadian Sleep Disorders Network and B-Society are advocating for people with late chronotypes – building awareness of flexible work and school schedules, reducing stigma, and increasing federal funding for sleep research. Late chronotypes (“night owls”) are awake when most […]
Failing in the Arctic night
…..or should that be ‘Arctic’? So here I am at 5pm failing to get work done in my Tromsø office (69N). It is dark outside and has been for what seems like forever. I last saw the Sun on 20th November, and now, on a good day, a blueish orange pinky glow over the hills […]
