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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NIH Opportunity for Early Career Scientists
Early Career Scientists who would like review experience can apply to participate in an NIH Early Career Reviewer Program. For more information on this great opportunity, please...
Message from SRBR President: NIH is looking for recommendations for reviewers
As you all know, it is critical for our research efforts to have chronobiology represented well at NIH study sections. And many of us have complained about lack of sufficient representation in the past. We now have the opportunity to recommend reviewers, and so...
Clock blog
Could circadian timing help improve crop protection?
Plant life underlies all of the agriculture that produces our food. Plants including crops have internal clocks that are important for their growth. This might seem surprising, but plants need light to power the photosynthesis that drives their growth, and there is...
My Life With Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder, Part I
This is the first blog post in a new series on Patient Stories. These posts present first person accounts of those suffering from circadian rhythm-related disorders. As daylight fades, my brain and body start to wake up, and by the time it’s dark out, I’m feeling my...
