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Circadian Neuroscience in Brain Health and Disease

Working to identify the molecular mechanisms, cellular players and emergent network interactions driving circadian and sleep function, and their disruption in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease

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Read more about our work using live imaging and in vivo gene therapy techniques to investigate the role circadian rhythms play in dementia
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