Event only in German
The alarm clock rings: for ‘early birds’, the day is just beginning; for ‘night owls’, biologically speaking, it is still the middle of the night. Our bodies follow a complex internal timing system: it regulates sleep, metabolism, blood pressure and the immune system – and even influences how medicines work.
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Tag-Nacht-Rhythmus
Chronobiologist Prof. Achim Kramer explains how our biological clocks tick, why a daily routine that goes against our own rhythm can throw our health out of sync, and how circadian medicine incorporates the factor of time into diagnosis and treatment.
Intensive care specialist Prof. Alawi Lütz uses the latest research to show just how much the day-night rhythm of critically ill patients becomes disrupted – and how it can be specifically reinforced to support recovery. These approaches can also be used preventatively in everyday life – for greater well-being and better health.
This event is only in German.
Additional information
This event is only in German.
Accessibility
Access by elevator is available via Virchowweg 9.
Dates
November 2026
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