Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
In this episode of humanOS Radio, I talk to Dr. Laura Fonken who is a post-doctoral fellow in Steven Maier’s lab in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Colorado.
Her research investigates how disruptions to circadian rhythms may affect physiological functions, and ultimately could make individuals more vulnerable to disease.
This affects all of us, to varying degrees, and perhaps in ways that we don't even realize. Listen hear as we discuss her fascinating work.
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In this episode of humanOS Radio, I talk to Dr. Laura Fonken who is a post-doctoral fellow in Steven Maier’s lab in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Colorado.
Her research investigates how disruptions to circadian rhythms may affect physiological functions, and ultimately could make individuals more vulnerable to disease.
This affects all of us, to varying degrees, and perhaps in ways that we don't even realize. Listen hear as we discuss her fascinating work.
MEDIA
Soundcloud :: soundcloud.com/humanOSRadio
Overcast.fm :: goo.gl/0hsmZC
iTunes :: goo.gl/SDAiNm
Google Play :: goo.gl/7qqTKk
YouTube Channel :: goo.gl/egvdpb
Stitcher :: goo.gl/LaERkp



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