What a pleasure to restart "Science on the Hill" and as part of the Resonate festival talk about Metals in Medicine and beyond. From environmental science to neuroscience and chemotherapy. Metals might not be a magic bullet, but surely have an impressive range of action and implications from global climate to human health.

Great week with our In2Science fellow Anne in the lab helping us to complete some bioluminescence data analysis and genotyping.

In discussion together with Dr Sam Watts, Robert discussed the impact of the potentially vicious cycle of clock disruption and chronic disease in a session on: "Circadian Rhythms – how clock disruption can lead and influence disease progression" at the Your Life and Cancer 2022 conference.(https://www.yourlifeandcancer.com).

Medical News Today spoke with Robert for their “what’s exciting the experts” series. Asked what recent advances have given them the most hope and is most exciting, the obvious answer is Chronotherapy.