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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Help science to study the effect of the corona lockdown on our body clock
The Corona pandemic – its lockdowns, social distancing and working at home – has drastically changed our daily behaviours and habits. Dr. Maria Korman (University of Ariel, Israel) and Prof. Till Roenneberg (LMU Munich and Chronsulting, Germany) have set up an online...
Update: Deadline extended to April 30 for Public Outreach position
SRBR is looking for the next Public Outreach Fellow to help SRBR with its public outreach activities and dissemination of the amazing things going on in the field of chronobiology. Are you passionate about science communication and have experience with social media...
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Light – not just for sight
Light enables sight. The retina in the back of our eyes contains a fine layer of light-sensitive photoreceptors. There are two types of photoreceptors. The cones allow us to see the color, movement, and fine details of the world around us. The rods, on the other hand,...
How to cook a biological rhythm: Ingredients of our inner clock
Feedback is everywhere. One can hardly escape a request for feedback nowadays — “Would you like to rate this app, our service, your teacher or the restroom you just used?”. In fact, a similar kind of feedback mechanism also makes our inner biological clocks...
