European chronobiology summer school
29 September 2007 - 29 September 2007
Hungary
The EU-funded EUCLOCK project will run a chronobiology summer school in the Mátra Mountains (Matrahaza), Hungary from 29 September to 6 October 2007.
This intensive course for PhD students will include classes on the basic principles, pacemaker models, genetics and physiology of clock mechanisms, entrainment, clock outputs, ecology and photoperiodism.
There will also be research lectures on the EUCLOCK subprojects: entrainment in mice, humans and flies and novel clock genes and principles.For more information, please visit:
http://www.euclock.org/(opens in new window)
This intensive course for PhD students will include classes on the basic principles, pacemaker models, genetics and physiology of clock mechanisms, entrainment, clock outputs, ecology and photoperiodism.
There will also be research lectures on the EUCLOCK subprojects: entrainment in mice, humans and flies and novel clock genes and principles.For more information, please visit:
http://www.euclock.org/(opens in new window)