More programs, more candles, more light.

What do ganglion-cell photoreceptors tell the clock?

David Berson, Brown University

February 11, 2011
Program: CCB Symposium 2011 - From Cells to Clinic

Speakers: David Berson
Run Time: 42 minutes

David Berson is a Professor in the Department of Neuroscience at Brown University.

Non-transcriptional mechanisms are sufficient to sustain circadian rhythms in eukaryotes

John O'Neill, University of Cambridge

February 10, 2011
Program: CCB Symposium 2011 - From Cells to Clinic

Speakers: John O'Neill
Run Time: 43 minutes

John O’Neill is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Metabolic Science, Metabolic Research Laboratories, at the University of Cambridge.

The Science Studio with Andrew Millar

University of Edinburgh

February 10, 2011
Program: CCB Symposium 2011 - From Cells to Clinic

Speakers: Andrew Millar
Run Time: 26 minutes

Andrew Millar holds a Chair of Systems Biology at the University of Edinburgh, where he directs the Centre for Systems Biology at Edinburgh...

CCB Symposium 2011 Panel

CCB Symposium: From Cells to Clinic, UCSD, CA February 2011

February 10, 2011
Program: CCB Symposium 2011 - From Cells to Clinic

Speakers: Susan Golden, Andrew Millar, Deborah Bell-Pedersen, John O'Neill
Run Time: 56 minutes

Chronobiologists Susan Golden, Andrew Millar, Deborah Bell-Pedersen, John O'Neill discuss a broad spectrum of ideas and techniques in Chronobiology...

CCB Symposium 2011 - From Cells to Clinic

February 9 - 11, 2011

UCSD's newly formed Center for Chronobiology (CCB) hosted its 2nd annual chronobiology symposium on February 9-11, 2011. The theme for the symposium was "From Cells to Clinic." A select, stellar group of chronobiologists attended and spoke at the conference. The aims of the conference were to: 1. Provide...

TALKING SCIENCE ON TSN: A PODCAST

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Our new podcast, Talking Science on TSN brings you their conversations with Roger Bingham from the TSN archive and fresh from the bench.

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