Sleep & Rhythm Tackling chronobiology from its genetic bases to its clinical correlates Read more

Sleep & Rhythm

Rhythmicity is inherent to all living forms, which are built for different activities in the light of the day and at night, when it is dark. The genetic and molecular bases of such rhythmicity, which is called “circadian”, remain only partially understood. Data has started to emerge on the health consequences of disturbed rhythmicity but less attention has been devoted to the impact of specific diseases on rhythm generation itself.
We attempt to address these complex issues on a collaborative, interdisciplinary basis, from bench to bedside.

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22
March
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Prof Charlotte Helfrich-Förster will give a lecture on “Synchronisation Between Menstrual Cycles and the Luminance and Gravimetric Cycles of the Moon”.