The Richardson Neuroscience Lab
“Our lab studies the impact of light and dark exposure at the wrong time of the day on mammalian development, mood, and circadian behavior.”
-Dr. Melissa E. S. Richardson, PhD.
Become part of our research study!
Goal: We endeavor to understand how humans understand time biologically and psychologically.
Reason: Time perception affects attitudes towards sleep and productivity, two intertwined behaviors at the core of well-being and satisfaction.
Your reward: Resources to help you use your time better, improve sleep, and maximize productivity.
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How can you help?
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Research Interests
Using light therapy to treat circadian disruption to sleep, activity, and jet lag
Poorly-timed light and dark exposure and the developing brain
How disrupted circadian rhythms impact eating and cognitive behaviors
Contact us to learn more about this lab
email: mrichardson@oakwood.edu
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