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European Biological Rhythms Society

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Advancing Chronobiology Research for Health and Performance”

Munich

Education
1–10 people

About

The European Biological Rhythms Society (EBRS) is dedicated to advancing the understanding of biological timing and its crucial roles in all living organisms. Our mission encompasses exploring the mechanisms across various levels of biological organization that drive temporal changes, as well as highlighting the critical alignment between sleep/wake cycles and solar rhythms for optimal human health and performance in educational and professional settings. What We Do: - Foster Knowledge Exchange: EBRS provides a vibrant forum for the exchange of ideas and the latest research findings, promoting the dissemination of new knowledge in the field of biological rhythms. - Host Premier Events: We organize an international biennial congress and specialized topical CARE conferences, attracting leading researchers and professionals to discuss and share advancements in biological timing. - Support Education and Development: Our commitment to education is reflected in our initiatives aimed at fostering student development and nurturing the next generation of scientists in this crucial field. - Engage with Society: EBRS maintains broad communications with government bodies, industry stakeholders, and the general public to promote the importance of biological rhythms in health and performance. Our Resources: - Interactive Website: Our website serves as a hub for accessing the latest cutting-edge research, news, and resources related to biological rhythms. - Comprehensive Communication: We aim to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical applications by engaging with various sectors and promoting public awareness about the significance of biological timing Join Us: By becoming a part of EBRS, you gain access to a network of experts and enthusiasts dedicated to understanding and leveraging the power of biological rhythms. Whether you’re a researcher, educator, student, or professional, EBRS offers valuable resources and opportunities for collaboration and growth.

Open positions

PhD Position in Neuroscience – INCI, Strasbourg

On-site · Strasbourg

Investigate how disruptions of circadian rhythms affect brain function. Conduct interdisciplinary research combining neuroscience, chronobiology, artificial intelligence, and data science.