Here is my first post on Mastadoom.

Had a fantastic time presenting my PhD research on neurogenetics at the UK Clock Club Meeting! It was a great opportunity to share my work on genetic influences on circadian rhythms and engage in insightful discussions with experts in the field.

Grateful for the valuable feedback and inspiring conversations—excited to take these ideas forward in my research!
@kofanchen

#UKClockClub #Neurogenetics #CircadianRhythms #PhDResearch #Sleep”

@drfly @bioclocksuk @A_J_Millar @robchlucas 👍👍👍 as the #ukclockclub child myself, this network is definitely the most important support to keep me in research! #circadian

@NeurogeneticsLeicester22
Went to #UKClockClub （ https://www.bioclocks.uk/ ）, it is nice to see the younger generation of trainees engaging with research and networking. The feeling is particularly high for me as I had not attended any meetings for the past 3 yrs due to pandemic and family care demand. The meeting reignited the excitement I first attended as PhD student in 2007. Thank you clock club! and looking forward to meet again. #circadian #sleep #PhD #postdoc #accademicchatter

PhD student Mehran doing a DataBlitz at #ukclockclub , very exciting to come back to it after COVID dormancy #drosophila #circadian #sleep

Chrono societies exist all over the world. Today our clock cousins from the UK meet for their Spring "clock club".
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RT @DrBatmo
#ukclockclub in full flow @UniOfSurrey. It's nice to be back in Guildford, catching up with old colleagues and hearing plenty of diverse chronobiology and sleep talks
https://twitter.com/DrBatmo/status/1647938131813965824

#ukclockclub in full flow @UniOfSurrey. It's nice to be back in Guildford, catching up with old colleagues and hearing plenty of diverse chronobiology and sleep talks