Collaborations

Dear UK Clock Clubbers,

At recent Townhall meetings and Clock Clubs we received very positive feedback on the idea of a searchable online Expertise Database to be hosted on the BioClocks UK website. To launch this objective, we would like to invite contributions from PIs (Group Leaders) and independently-funded Research Fellows working in chronobiology and/or sleep, and based in the UK. Please check the Clock Club email (December 2nd) to find the link to the data capture form. Please note that the submitted data will not be automatically displayed in the online Database; once sufficient data are received, BioClocks UK funding will be used to support Database creation and management. We aim to make the Database public in early 2024.

We look forward to receiving your submissions!

Many thanks

Nina

Hello! My name is Tanya and I am a PhD student at the University of Oxford. I will be registering to go to SRBR 2024 and I was wondering whether there were any other students going who might be interested in booking a quadruple room and splitting the cost?

It would also be interesting to know who else might be coming so we know to look out for each other whilst we are there!

There is an opportunity for BioClocks UK to have more representation on the Circadian Mental Health Network (CMHN) Steering Group to develop Priority Setting Partnerships (PSPs) with the James Lind Alliance in the area of circadian rhythms, sleep and mental health.

The Group is especially keen to hear from BioClocks UK members who are not already members of CMHN, and work with patients with mental health conditions, conditions of disrupted sleep/circadian rhythms, or patients with blindness.

If you are interested to hear more and take part, please contact Dr Amy Ferguson via the CMHN contact page