BioClock scientists share insights at global conference in Boston

Last week, several BioClock researchers attended the 36th annual meeting of the Society for Light, Rhythms, and Circadian Health (SLRCH) in Boston — a vibrant gathering of international experts in the field of light, biological rhythms, and health.

Heidi Lammers-van der Holst presented research by Maaike van der Rhee, and Raymond Noordam, Gali Albalak, Emma Visser, and Laura Kervezee were also there to share their work and represent the BioClock Consortium.

The conference offered a rich mix of new scientific insights, in-depth discussions on the importance of circadian health, and valuable international connections.

📸 And of course, there was also time for a quick stop at Harvard Medical School — a fun bonus!

A big thank you to the SLRCH organizers and all participating researchers. It’s inspiring to see how BioClock research continues to connect with the global circadian science community.