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  • A quarter century in the making

    A quarter century in the making

    2026-06-30
    News

    The Foundations of Radiochronobiology (RCB Foundations) just launched! RCB Foundations is an open-access knowledge base that bridges radiation biology and chronobiology through a strategic literature review. Here, we compile peer-reviewed, cross-disciplinary publications that demonstrate the interplay between radiation effects, circadian orchestration, cellular functions, and disease phenotypes. The scope covers eight endpoints and outcomes that are…

  • Inaugural World Circadian Day

    Inaugural World Circadian Day

    2026-06-28
    News, Outreach

    This past Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, marked a milestone for sleep and rhythm science: the inaugural World Circadian Day. And it launched in style with an outreach event on Reddit. The Society for Research on Biological Rhythms (SRBR) hosted a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) event that brought together some of the field’s brightest minds.…

  • Research began in 1963

    Research began in 1963

    2025-12-05
    Historic Publication

    The first study that bridged radiation biology and chronobiology was performed at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine in Winston-Salem (NC, USA) and published in the journal Science in 1963. Donald J. Pizzarello, Richard L. Witcofski, and E. Ann Lyons asked a simple question: is the outcome from a given irradiation the same if it…

  • Radiochronobiology.org is live.

    Radiochronobiology.org is live.

    2025-12-04
    News

    Our website just launched. The science advocacy platform provides open access resources to unniche the synergy field of radiochronobiology.More exciting work coming soon!

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