The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms is an international society established in 1986 to promote the advancement and dissemination of research in all aspects of biological rhythms.
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Submit your abstract to the SRBR2020 meeting
The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms invites you to submit your abstract for the SRBR meeting that will take place from May 30 – June 3 in Amelia Island, Florida. With hundreds of scientists and students gathering to discuss the latest findings in the field...
Out now: SRBR’s Public Outreach Briefs
Four new publicly accessible SRBR Public Outreach Briefs are now available on topics that exemplify the social implications of the field of circadian biology. Published in the Journal of Biological Rhythms (SRBR’s official journal), the Public Outreach Briefs...
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We’re all sensitive to light at night, but some are much, much more sensitive than others
Humans evolved in an environment with only very bright (sun) or very dim (moon or fire) sources of light. Today, artificial lighting enables us to spend hours per day at intermediate light levels. Our recent study shows that the response of the circadian system...
Time to run: Does it matter when you exercise?
Have you ever ditched a gym class or a workout session due to the lack of time and felt guilty about it? We all know that exercise is healthy as it lowers the risk for cardiometabolic as well as neurodegenerative diseases – yet it is hard to make time for it. Could we...
