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Urs Albrecht is a faculty member in the Department of Biology at the University of Fribourg. His research primarily focuses on circadian rhythms, investigating how the biological clock influences physiological and behavioral processes in mammals. A significant aspect of his work involves understanding the molecular mechanisms that regulate the adaptation of circadian clocks to environmental challenges such as light and temperature changes. Albrecht has been actively involved in various research projects aiming to elucidate the roles of specific genes, including the Period (Per) genes, in the regulation of circadian biology and their links to metabolic and neurological diseases such as obesity and sleep disorders. He collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to explore the impact of circadian rhythms on health and well-being, contributing substantially to the understanding of how disruptions in these rhythms can lead to various pathologies. Through innovative research methods, including high-throughput screening and genetic models, Albrecht is dedicated to uncovering the complex interactions that underlie the circadian clock's influence on living organisms.
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