A culmination of a year-long project in musical and scientific creativity. This concert will include musical pieces that were composed based on the interactions between composition students from Buchmann-Mehta School of Music and research students from the Weizmann Institute of Science
Studying the interplay between oxygen-sensing and circadian clocks has never been more exciting!
Studying various aspects of exercise physiology through the lens of circadian biology.
We employ high throughput approaches to identify oscillations in metabolite levels and metabolic pathways.
Do all peripheral clocks respond the same, or is there tissue-specificity? Do different peripheral tissues communicate time information between each other, and how?
We are looking for a) additional clock-independent rhythms; b) potential function consequences of these rhythms on the animal’s well-being; and c) mechanistic insights into the alternative oscillator clockwork.
