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title: "The Neuroscience of Body Clocks [Online Symposium]:  The genes, cells and circuits of sleep/wake cycles"
description: This online symposium will explore the neuroscience underpinning the daily rhythms of the brain. Specifically, the event will focus on the neurobiology of circadian rhythms, our 24-hour sleep/wake cycle.
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# Symposium Overview

This online symposium will explore the neuroscience underpinning the daily rhythms of the brain. Specifically, the event will focus on the neurobiology of circadian rhythms, our 24-hour sleep/wake cycle.

 Leading researchers will discuss their work investigating the neural circuitry that wakes us up in the morning and puts us to sleep at night. A cycle that is fundamental to health, well-being and survival. The science discussed at this online symposium will explore circadian rhythms from molecules to behaviour. Whether you are a morning lark or a night owl, you will want to attend this symposium.

**Attend this Online Symposium to:**

- Learn about the latest findings in circadian rhythm research
- Understand how cutting-edge technologies are being used to explore circadian rhythms in the brain
- Discuss this research and more with scientists from across the world

**Keynote Speaker:**

![Dr. Michael Hastings FRS](https://go.technologynetworks.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Technology%20Networks/Landing%20Pages/TN%20Webinars/Neuroscience%20Virtual%20Event%202018/Michael_Hastings.png?width=170&height=150&name=Michael_Hastings.png "Dr. Michael Hastings FRS")

Dr. Michael Hastings FRS  
Head of the Neurobiology Division   
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, UK

Speakers:

![Prof. Russell Foster](https://go.technologynetworks.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Technology%20Networks/Landing%20Pages/TN%20Webinars/Neuroscience%20Virtual%20Event%202018/professorherbertlindner.png?width=170&height=150&name=professorherbertlindner.png "Prof. Russell Foster")

Prof. Russell Foster BSc PhD FRS  
Head of the Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute   
University of Oxford, UK

![Prof. Johanna Meijer](https://go.technologynetworks.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Technology%20Networks/Landing%20Pages/TN%20Webinars/Neuroscience%20Virtual%20Event%202018/Johanna.png?width=170&height=150&name=Johanna.png "Prof. Johanna Meijer")

Prof. Johanna Meijer  
Department of Neurophysiology   
University of Leiden, The Netherlands

![Dr. Carrie Partch](https://go.technologynetworks.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Technology%20Networks/Landing%20Pages/TN%20Webinars/Neuroscience%20Virtual%20Event%202018/Carrie.png?width=170&height=150&name=Carrie.png "Dr. Carrie Partch")

Dr. Carrie Partch  
Associate Professor, Chemistry Department   
University of California Santa Cruz, US

![Dr. Jennifer Evans](https://go.technologynetworks.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Technology%20Networks/Landing%20Pages/TN%20Webinars/Neuroscience%20Virtual%20Event%202018/jennifer.png?width=170&height=150&name=jennifer.png "Dr. Jennifer Evans")

Dr. Jennifer Evans  
Associate Professor, Biomedical Sciences   
Marquette University, US   

**Early Career Speakers:**

- Dr. Claudia Coomans, University of Leiden, NL
- Dr. Marco Brancaccio, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK
- Dr. Aarti Jagannath, Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute, Oxford, UK

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