Multimodal tracking of motor activity, sleep and mood
National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Hosted by Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
· 60 minutes
University Hall, Singapore · Hybrid
Abstract
This talk will (1) describe patterns and correlates of objectively assessed motor activity (2) present findings on the inter-relationships among motor activity, sleep and circadian rhythms and mood disorders; (3) describe potential of cross species studies of motor activity and related systems to inform human chronobiology research
Topics
chronobiologycircadian rhythmscross species studiesfield studiesinter-relationshipsmoodmood disordersmotor activity
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