A new publication from Dr. Fernandez-Alonso introduces an innovative solution to a common challenge in circadian and photobiology research: precisely controlling and standardising light stimuli in experimental settings.

Every year, the lab welcomes summer interns from around the world to work with us, usually through structured programmes. This year, we have a total of four interns joining.

Modeling and Visualization of Zero-Inflated Personal Light Exposure Data on a Logarithmic Scale

A global campaign turning decades of science into accessible, actionable guidance on how light impacts our health and well-being.

Roadshow explores the impact of light on the circadian clock

TUM MSc student Julia Woerle visited TUMCREATE Singapore

Active participation from our research group

Visit supporting collaborative research

Winter School organized by the EHPS Synergy Network

Supported by Wellcome Trust-funded AMBIENT-BD project

New recommendations based on case studies for physiologically relevant use of light

Lucien Bickerstaff was one of TUMCREATE’s ten representatives

Max Planck POSTECH/Korea Research Initiative enables research experience in Germany

Three-month visit enabled deep dive into research

Visit funded by the TUM Global Incentive Fund

New season explores sleep, circadian rhythms and more

Dr. Schreiter will be leading a new science communication project at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics

Annual lab retreat took place from 7 to 9 August 2024 on Zugspitze

New collaboration to explore the impact of light exposure on health