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European Biological Rhythms Society

Welcome to the European Biological Rhythms Society (EBRS), dedicated to understanding the vital roles of biological timing in all living organisms. We explore mechanisms driving temporal changes and emphasize aligning sleep/wake cycles with natural rhythms for optimal health and performance. Our initiatives include an interactive website, international biennial congresses, education and student development programs, and broad communications with government, industry, and the public.

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Announcements

In Memory of Professor Malcolm von Schantz

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Malcolm von Schantz — an esteemed chronobiologist, colleague, and friend to many in our community. His contributions to circadian science and his generous spirit have left a lasting mark.

Daylight Awareness Week 2025: Exploring Future Solar Societies (3–7 November)

Discover how daylight can inspire innovation and well-being — from architecture to ecosystems — through online and in-person events during Berlin Science Week.

Lighten Up: On Biology and Time — now at the MIT Museum

After acclaimed showings at EPFL Pavilions (Lausanne) and the Gewerbemuseum Winterthur, Lighten Up: On Biology and Time opens its third iteration at the MIT Museum in Boston—inviting both chronobiologists and the public to explore the beauty and rhythms of life.

In Memory of Professor Morten Møller (1942–2025)

New Podcast

Translational Sensory & Circadian Neuroscience Unit at the Max Planck Institute

PubMed Feed EBRS Researchers

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