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Tune in to get the answers to these and more questions! 🎧 Spotify: tinyurl.com/2na7h2uy 🍏 Apple podcasts: tinyurl.com/bcjk7y54 🌐 Website: tscnlab.org/podcast/s02e02

Neu in der #Podcast-Liste auf wissenschaftspodcasts.de: Light O’Clock (Light O'Clock) wissenschaftspodcasts.de/podcasts/light… In diesem Podcast in englischer Sprache geht es um circadiane Rhythmik.

1/ 🎙️New episode alert! We chatted to Anna M. Biller Anna M Biller from TU München about chronotype and its meaning in different research fields — from psychology to chronobiology⏰

It's always so nice to hear from our listeners! Thanks for tuning in and sharing your thoughts🎙️💬

📢Join us for the first talk of the semester on Thu. Oct 17, at 4:15pm: Belinda Pletzer @PLUS_1622 on "Characterizing #hormone #sensitivity along the #menstrual cycle and during hormonal #contraceptive use", hosted by IRTG2804 Affective Functioning, Hormones and the Brain 📝Sign up: tinyurl.com/4p66vnzf

I had a great time chatting with Carolina Guidolin about circadian rhythms and what happens when they are no longer in sync with our environment! Thank you Caro and Manuel Spitschan PhD for the wonderful opportunity! You can now listen to the podcast here: tscnlab.org/podcast/s02e04

3/ Tune in to find out! 🎧Spotify: tinyurl.com/34k3waxe 🍏Apple podcasts: tinyurl.com/a78edyer

Highly recommend being part of this great team for a super fun #scicomm event!

Hope to see you this Wednesday 12:00-13:00! 👋

1/ It's Season 2 finale! 🎉 In our “Shedding light on…” episode, we dive deep in the relationship between circadian rhythms, light exposure, and mental health with Daniel Smith from The University of Edinburgh Circadian Mental Health Network

2/ We also shed light on Danny’s work on circadian rhythms and bipolar disorder. Are bipolar disorder patients more susceptible to the adverse effects of light in the evening? Can we study activity rhythms in bipolar disorder patients to predict relapse?

3/ Danny’s team is working hard to answer these questions in the HELIOS-BD and AMBIENT-BD projects. Tune in to hear more! 🎧Spotify: tinyurl.com/da2natzj 🍏Apple podcasts: tinyurl.com/ujh7j9uy

Shedding light on circadian rhythms and mental health: a new podcast by me and Carolina Guidolin Light O'Clock 🎧Spotify: tinyurl.com/da2natzj 📷Apple podcasts: tinyurl.com/ujh7j9uy

For Daylight Awareness Week, Carolina Guidolin partnered with the Daylight Academy for a special episode on the dark side of daylight – with scientific legend Anna Wirz-Justice!

This has been one of the most fun episodes to produce so far! Thanks Daylight Academy for the collaboration 🙌

Did you catch the latest Light O'Clock episode with Daniel Smith – our Network lead? We were very glad our Network ECR fund was able to support season 2 of Light O'Clock. Check out Carolina Guidolin blog on it 👇 circadianmentalhealth.org/blog

"Menstruation Matters" launches today! Our November Focus explores periods from a multidisciplinary lens, addressing myths, period poverty, and supporting menstrual health across diverse populations. [1/14] nature.com/collections/df…