SRBR October 2021 Newsletter
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The October issue of the Journal of Biological Rhythms

Our latest issue of JBR starts off with a review perspective on “The Circadian Clock, the Brain, and COVID-19”. The rest of this issue is all about entrainment, with impressive diversity in study organisms. We encourage you to check out the intriguing article on phase response curves measured from the plant root circadian clock that follows as well. Our next article considers to the role of PDF in phase-resetting in Drosophila. The responses of African mole-rats to temperature cycles offers a fundamental advance in understanding of entrainment of animals living underground. Melatonin is shown to impact the phase of the cornea in a paper studying mice both in vivo and ex vivo. Our final paper in this issue examines the heritability of chronotype in people in a single population sample.
Upcoming Educational Opportunities

deLIGHTed talks: Good Light – Good Life in Wintertime
3 November 2021, 15:00-16:00 CET, online
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Periodic patterns in environmental light, physiology and behavior
November 18 - 19, 2021
Virtual Meeting via Zoom

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Current Career Opportunities
To read more about the below available positions and other opportunities please click here


Postdoc ResearcherPosition at Technical University Munich

Phd Fellowship in Circadian Neuroendocrinology at the Panum Institute, University of Copenhagen

Postdoctoral position in the lad of Dr. Alec J. Davidson at Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta GA

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Job title, location, a brief description of the open position, application deadline, and contact information for application submission.
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Society For Research On Biological Rhythms Executive Committee
Amita Sehgal, President
Horacio de la Iglesia, President-Elect
Joanna Chiu, Treasurer
Carrie Partch, Secretary
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