With all the amazing sessions at SRBR2020, how did you choose which ones to attend? Great news… you didn’t have to! Part of what makes a virtual conference exciting is the ability to listen to all of the wonderful sessions that the conference has to offer through session recordings. Some of our presenters have requested […]
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A link between clocks and cancer?
Many of us often choose to sacrifice sleep to either do extra work or enjoy night life activities. No matter which one it is, we usually feel that making up the lost sleep later will put our bodies right again. Well… although this may help relieve some sleep debt, disrupting your circadian rhythm too often […]
SRBR2020: a preview
The SRBR2020 will be a meeting like never before. Having moved to a completely online format, we have an excellent line up of events in store for you, bringing you the latest cutting-edge research in chronobiology. Not registered yet? Don’t worry, registration is still open! A preview of what’s awaiting you: On Sunday May 31, […]
Virtual SRBR2020 meeting registration is open
We are now accepting registrations for the first-ever virtual SRBR meeting. The meeting will run June 1 – 3, 2020 and recorded presentations will be available until July 3. Registration is open to everyone until July 3 via this link. With the support of our donors, exhibitors, and sponsors, your reduced registration fee allows us […]
Natural blues
Light is a key driver for synchronizing our internal, circadian rhythms to the external light and dark cycle. In my last blog post, you learned about how our eyes not only enable us to see the world (through the cones and the rods), but that they also signal whether it is light or dark around […]
