We’re a group of scientists based in Tübingen, Munich and Singapore.
Our goal is to understand how light impacts human physiology and behaviour.
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With only 20 participants chosen from 629 highly qualified applicants worldwide, Resshaya joins the Female Science Talents Intensive Track 2026, a prestigious year-long programme by the Falling Walls Foundation, supported by The Elsevier Foundation, Bayer Foundation and Volkswagen Stiftung.
The Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) brought together 409 young scientists from 57 countries, spanning a wide range of scientific disciplines.
Lumi is an educational comic that follows Lumi, a curious ray of sunlight, on its journey from the Sun to Earth. Along the way, Lumi explores how daylight interacts with the natural world, visiting a variety of ecosystems and learning how light influences life on our planet.
From 22 to 26 September, our lab member Carolina Guidolin attended the Fe|male Brain:
Bridging the Gender Data Gap in Mental Health Summer School at the University of Tübingen.
Last weekend, two members of our research group, Dr. Maydel Fernandez-Alonso and Carolina Guidolin, stepped out of the lab and into the heart of Tübingen to take part in Soapbox science.
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.