BioClocks UK Community Forum

The BioClock Consortium is a powerhouse of chronobiological research based in the Netherlands. Their Academy Series presents seminars with world-leading academic on a regular basis, all for free. See what's on the schedule in the coming months or catch up on what you missed: https://bioclockconsortium.org/en/academy-lectures/

We have a 3-Year postdoctoral and a research assistant position available to join our team, investigating how light and circadian mechanisms interact in the brain’s supraoptic nucleus to regulate daily rhythms and timing in the sleep and wake cycles. You will be joining the vibrant Division of Neuroscience and Centre for Biological Timing here in Manchester!   PDRA: https://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?JobId=31512 Deadline: 27/02/2025 RA: https://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?isPreview=Yes&jobid=31505&advert=external Deadline: 20/02/2025   Please get in touch if you are interested and want to hear more (mino.belle@manchester.ac.uk) OR pass on to anyone who might be interested.

Circadian Mental Health Network Conference 2025 5th-6th June 2025 Nucleus Building, University of Edinburgh We are excited to also announce two keynote speakers for the conference: Professor Anna Wirz-Justice and Dr Nicholas Meyer. This is a free event, and registrations will be open soon. The full program is coming soon, but you can look forward to sessions on lived experience involvement in research, open data and the latest insights into current research.  We would also like to invite Early Career Researchers to submit proposals for oral presentations and poster presentations. We are also able to support the travel and accommodation of 20 Early Career Researchers through our ECR Travel Awards. Submit your proposals and apply for the Travel Award here: https://forms.office.com/e/e7wLKagg42 Please share this with everyone interested in mental health, sleep and circadian research.