Talks by our members and invited guests take place thursdays 4-5 pm CET, if not indicated otherwise. Due to COVID-19, all talks will take place online until further notice. In case you would like to join, please register here.
Everyone is welcome to join!
Die Vorträge finden üblicherweise donnerstags statt, 16-17 Uhr, falls nicht anders angegeben. Wegen des Coronavirus finden sie bis auf Weiteres online statt. Falls Sie teilnehmen möchten, registrieren Sie sich bitte hier.
Jede/r ist willkommen!
| Date | Speaker | Title of talk |
| 4th March | Dr. Massmünster (University of Basel) | I can’t get no sleep. Erfahrungen und Imaginationen der urbanen Nacht (Presentation in German) |
| 18th March | Dr. Aulsebrook (Max-Planck Institute for Ornithology, Starnberg) | Light and sleep in birds: are street lights causing restless nights? |
| 1st April | Prof. de la Iglesia (University of Washington) | Sleep by moonlight |
| 15th April | Dr. Mure (University of Bern) | Intrinsically photosensitive ganglion cells of mice and humans |
| 22nd April, 10-11am | Dr. McGlasghan (Monash University) | Individual differences in light sensitivity in sleep and mood disorders |
| 12th May | Congying Chu (Foschungszentrum Jülich) | Jülich meets Basel series: Don’t stay up a lot: sleep deprivation may lead to older brains |
| 20th May, 11-12 am | Changhong Li (Foschungszentrum Jülich) | Jülich meets Basel series: Impact of sleep-wake dysregulation on brain function and structure by using multi-model neuroimaging approaches |
| 27th May | Dr. Elmenhorst (German Areospace Centre) | Chronic sleep restriction and caffeine: The role of adenosine A1 receptors for sleep and cognition |
| 10th June | Anna Pierling (Foschungszentrum Jülich) | Jülich meets Basel series: Sex differences in A1 adenosine receptor availability in the human brain |
| 24th June | Abhishek Upadhyay (Humboldt University Berlin) | Molecular switches facilitate rhythms in the circadian clock of Neurospora crassa |