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08.00 | Registration Registration and Coffee Service in Pardes Auditorium 08.00 09.00 We kindly ask you to respect the Institute's regulation that photography or video recording is prohibited within the building, except for Auditorium events | Registration Registration and Coffee service in Pardes Auditorium
08.00 08.30 We kindly ask you to respect the Institute's regulation that photography or video recording is prohibited within the building, except for Auditorium events Symposium 2: "Impact of Light at Night - Light at the Wrong Time" George Brainard, USA & Dieter Kunz, Germany (Co-chairs) 08.30 08.35 "Living in Biological Darkness" Dieter Kunz, Germany 08.30 09.00 | |
09.00 | Welcome, Introduction & Program Overview Klaus Martiny Denmark (President)
Michael Terman USA (Academic Host) 09.00 09.15 Teaching Course: "Psychological factors in the Etiology and Treatment of Seasonal Depression" Michael Young, USA 09.15 10.00 | "Light-Induced Circadian/Melatonin Modulation of Responsiveness to Cancer Risk and Therapy" David Blask, USA 09.00 09.30 "Light at Night and Cancer Risk - the Epidemiological Evidence" Eva Schernhammer, USA 09.30 10.00 | |
10.00 | Teaching Course: "How to Set Light and Dark for Personal and Work Schedules" Marijke Gordijn, The Netherlands 10.00 10.45 Teaching Course: "The Biology of Circadian Rhythms" Dan Oren, USA 10.45 11.30 Symposium 1: "Body clocks – Molecular Approaches from Animals to Humans – Consequences of Life Style, Shift Work" Steven Brown, Switzerland & Urs Albrecht, Switzerland (Co-chairs).
13.30 13.35 "Long-term Consequences of Abnormal Circadian Light: A Question of Epigenetics or Circuits?" Steven Brown, Switzerland 13.30 14.00 | Coffee Service Pardes Auditorium 10.00 10.30 Keynote Address: "A Systems Genetics Approach to Understand the Consequences of Sleep Loss" Paul Franken, Switzerland 10.30 11.30 Oral Presentation Session 2 Chair Ybe Meesters 11.30 11.35 "Non-Visual Light Sensitivity in Individuals Suffering from a Delayed Sleep Schedule" Christophe Moderie, Canada 11.30 11.45 | |
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12.00 | "Differential Recovery of Behavioral Attention Outcomes, but not other Cognitive and Subjective Measures, after Chronic Sleep Restriction and Acute Total Sleep Deprivation" Namni Goel, USA 12.00 12.15 "The Impact of Broad Spectrum Bright Light and Exogenous Melatonin at Night on Plasma Hormones and Metabolites Responses to a Meal" Mohammed Albreiki, UK 12.15 12.30 Lunch Poster session / Lunch Business meeting Lunch - Poster session at Kolb lobby 12.30-13.30
Lunch - Business Meeting at Pardes Auditorium 12.45-13.45
12.30 13.45 Symposium 3: "Chronotherapeutics: Bipolar and Treatment Resistant Unipolar Depression" Francesco Benedetti, Italy, Konstantin Danilenko, Russia (Co-chairs) 13.45 13.50 "Overview of the Field" Francesco Benedetti, Italy
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14.00 | A Tour of New York A Tour of New York with
Marylou Selo a licensed tour guide in New York since 1980
CET board member since 2016.
Bring your camera!
Tour Details at Updates:
https://sltbr.org/tour-of-new-york/ 14.30 18.30 Click the title to download details A Tour of New YorkClick the title to download details Board of Directors Meeting (invitation only) The board meeting is held at Coogans. 16.00 18.00 Welcome reception Welcome reception at Coogan's. 18.30 20.30 | "Clock Genes and Mood Related Behavior" Urs Albrecht, Switzerland 14.00 14.30 "Development and Identification of the Melatonin-producing Pinealocyte" Martin Fredensborg Rath, Denmark 14.30 15.00 | "Light Therapy for Bipolar Depression: Findings from a Randomized Controlled Trial, Dosing Issues, Managing Emergent Mixed or Manic Symptoms" Dorothy Sit, USA 14.00 14.30 "Moving Chronotherapeutics into Outpatient Practice" John Gottlieb, USA 14.30 15.00 |
15.00 | Coffee Service 15.00 15.30 Oral Presentation Session 1 Chair Namni Goel 15.30 15.35 "Arctic light exposure at two seasons and effects on mood and recovery" Arne Lowden, Sweden 15.30 15.45 "Melatonin Suppression via Nighttime Light Exposure in Adult Men Stimulates Growth and Metabolism of Tissue-Isolated, Androgen Independent Human Prostate Cancer Xenografts in Nude Rats: Effect of Wavelength" John Hanifin, USA 15.45 16.00 | "Chronotherapeutics in Unipolar and Treatment Refractory Unipolar Depression" Jonathan Stewart, USA 15.00 15.30 Coffee Service Pardes Auditorium 15.30 16.00 | |
16.00 | "Systematic Light Exposure Improves Depression among Cancer Survivors" William Redd, USA
16.00 16.15 "The Metabolomic Marker Acetylcarnitine predicts Neurobehavioral Performance During Chronic Sleep Restriction" Namni Goel, USA 16.15 16.30 J. Christian Gillin Young Investigator Award Presentation & Lecture by the Award Recipient Mirjam Münch, Germany, Ybe Meesters, The Netherlands 16.30 17.00 | Oral Presentation Session 3 Chair Michael Young 16.00 16.05 "Blue Light Exposure before Bedtime in Subjects Complaining of a Delayed Sleep Schedule" Solenne van der Maren, Canada 16.00 16.15 "Increased Appetitive Symptoms Differentially Predict Treatment Response to Medication, Light and Placebo in Non-Seasonal Major Depression" Robert Levitan, Canada 16.15 16.30 "Testing Dynamic Solid State Lighting for Improving Circadian Adaptation and Sleep in Long Duration Space Flight Missions" George Brainard, USA 16.30 16.45 "Neurotophins/Hematopoietic Growth Factors as Biomarkers of Antidepressant Response to Chronotherapeutics" Francesco Benedetti, Italy 16.45 17.00 | |
17.00 | Poster Walk Kolb lobby Dorothy Sit, USA
Ybe Meesters, Netherlands
Klaus Martiny, Denmark.
Presenters should remain at their posters for the poster walk 17.00 18.00 | Poster Prize Presentation, Student Grants & Final Remarks Dorothy Sit, USA: Poster Prizes.
Mirjam Münch, Germany: Student Grants.
Klaus Martiny, Denmark: closing remarks. 17.00 17.30 | |
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19.00 | Banquet Artie's 19.00 22.00 Banquet Speech:
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