UPDATE:

Also read the article in Nature on the conference here.

We will be streaming the Munich EBRS CARE conference live to room A150 in the medical school on Monday 18 November.

8:45 Welcome

09:00 Short talk Prof. Till Roenneberg, LMU Munich

“Applying Circadian Theory in the Real World”

09:30 Short talk Prof. Dries Kalsbeek, University of Amsterdam,

Academic Medical Center

“Metabolic effects of shift work: time-dependent effects of feeding, fasting and exercise”

10:00 Short talk Prof. Henriette Uhlenhaut, Technical University Munich and Helmholtz Ctr

“Cistromic Reprogramming of the Diurnal Glucocorticoid Response by High Fat Diet”

10:30 Refreshment break

11:00 Short talk Prof. Henrik Oster, University of Lübeck

“Coordination of Behavior & Metabolism by the Circadian Clock Network”

11:30 Short talk Prof. Maria Robles, LMU Munich

“Protein cycles controlling metabolism”

12:00 Short Talk AnneMarie Finger, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin

“A Potential Mechanism of Intercellular Coupling in Peripheral Circadian Clocks”

12:30 Refreshment break

12:45 Welcome Address Prof. Francesca Biagini, Vice President LMU Munich

Prof. Yaron Oz, Rector Tel Aviv University

13:00 Plenary Lecture Prof. Paolo Sassone-Corsi, University of California at Irvine

“Linking Epigenetics and Metabolism through the Circadian Clock”

If you join us, please do not forget to register online here:

https://www.careconferences.org/10-care/66-twitter-interactive-virtual-hubs.html

Lauren's great poster was selected for oral presentation at the Summer UK Clock Club in Cambridge!

Professional poster presentation of our URSS summer student @ril_ind ay today's @WarwickURSS even @warwickuni. Best of luck for your future research! pic.twitter.com/Nv3qWi4jtd

— Robert Dallmann (@R_Dallmann) November 7, 2018

Check out their posters!

Garbutt et al.: Poster #195

Bolborea et al.: Posters #60 and #190