Thu, Oct 29 · 19:00 UTC · Stanford, Gunn Rotunda
Emily Jacobs - New frontiers in women's brain health
Emily Jacobs · University of California, Santa Barbara
NeuroscienceEndocrinologySeries: Stanford Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute
Chronobiology seminars
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October 2026
Thu, Oct 29 · 16:00 UTC · Online
The Menopause Wake-Up Call: Understanding Sleep Through Hormonal Change
Sara Nowakowski, Helena Hachul · Baylor College of Medicine
Sleep MedicineEndocrinologySeries: World Sleep Society
Tue, Oct 20 · 16:00 UTC · Montréal, Canada · Hybrid
Two distinct timers control vertebrate embryo segmentation
Ertuğrul M. Özbudak · Northwestern University
Developmental BiologyEmbryologySeries: McGill University — Quantitative Life Sciences and CAMBAM
April 2024
Wed, Apr 10 · 18:00 UTC · Online
How are the epileptogenesis clocks ticking?
Cristina Reschke · RCSI
Molecular NeuroscienceClinical NeurologySeries: Clinical and Experimental Epilepsy
January 2024
Mon, Jan 15 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Towards Human Systems Biology of Sleep/Wake Cycles: Phosphorylation Hypothesis of Sleep
Hiroki R. Ueda · Graduate School of Medicine, University of Tokyo
Systems BiologyNeuroscienceSeries: NeuroLeman Network
November 2023
Recorded
Circadian modulation by time-restricted feeding rescues brain pathology and improves memory in mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease
Daniel S. Whittaker · UCSD
RecordingNeuroscienceBehavioral NeuroscienceSeries: Open Box Science
June 2023
Recorded
Human and Zebrafish retinal circuits: similarities in day and night
Takeshi Yoshimatsu · University of Washington, St. Louis
Video · 1 h 11 minVision ScienceNeuroscienceSeries: Sussex Visions
May 2023
Thu, May 25 · 16:15 UTC · Online
Seeing slowly - how inner retinal photoreceptors support vision and circadian rhythms in mice and humans
Robert Lucas · University of Manchester, UK
Vision ScienceNeuroscienceSeries: Tubingen Neuro Campus
January 2023
Recorded
Sampling the environment with body-brain rhythms
Antonio Criscuolo · Maastricht University
Video · 1 h 10 minBehavioral NeuroscienceCognitionSeries: Timing Research Forum
October 2022
Tue, Oct 18 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Identifying central mechanisms of glucocorticoid circadian rhythm dysfunction in breast cancer
Jeremy C. Borniger · Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Cancer BiologyEndocrinologySeries: Brain-Body Interactions
September 2022
Wed, Sep 28 · 05:00 UTC · Online
Sleep, development and chromatin regulation in autism
Lucia Peixoto · Washington State University
Developmental NeuroscienceEpigeneticsSeries: Seaver Autism Center
July 2022
Thu, Jul 7 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Color vision circuits for primate intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells
Sara S. Patterson · University of Rochester (USA)
Vision ScienceNeuroscienceSeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
June 2022
Thu, Jun 23 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Diurnal rhythms of the eye
Rigmor C. Baraas · University of South-Eastern Norway (Norway)
PhysiologyVision ScienceSeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
Mon, Jun 13 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Mismatching clocks: the effect of circadian misalignment on peripheral 24-h rhythms in humans
Laura Kervezee · Leiden University Medical Center (Netherlands)
PhysiologyBiochemistrySeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
Thu, Jun 9 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Multimodal tracking of motor activity, sleep and mood
Kathleen Ries Merikangas · National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Behavioral NeurosciencePsychiatrySeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
May 2022
Thu, May 19 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Light-induced moderations in vitality and sleep in the field
Karin C. H. J. Smolders · Eindhoven University of Technology
Sleep MedicinePsychologySeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
Recorded
A draft connectome for ganglion cell types of the mouse retina
David Berson · Brown University
Video · 1 h 12 minVision ScienceNeuroanatomySeries: Sussex Visions
Thu, May 12 · 15:00 UTC · Online
Melatonin in the field: weekly, seasonal and light-dependent variations
Giulia Zerbini · University of Augsburg (Germany)
EndocrinologyNeuroendocrinologySeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
Thu, May 5 · 15:00 UTC · Online
What does time of day mean for vision?
Annette Allen · University of Manchester (UK)
NeuroscienceVision ScienceSeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
April 2022
Thu, Apr 28 · 15:00 UTC · Online
The impact of spaceflight on sleep and circadian rhythms
Erin E. Flynn-Evans · NASA Ames Research Center (USA)
Aerospace PhysiologySleep MedicineSeries: Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience