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Programa preliminar: Palestrantes internacionais 1. Mario Eduardo Guido - Argentina Seeking for non-canonical photoreceptors and light-inducible molecules in the inner retina of diurnal vertebratesmario.guido@unc.edu.ar https://loop.frontiersin.org/people/465899/publications Facultad de Ciencias Químicas-Universidad Nacional de Córdoba Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min) 2. Natali Guerreiro Vagas ¿ Cidade do México Dim light at night is a disruptive factor for the circadian system of the female Wistar rat and its offspring. natalinadi@facmed.unam.mx https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6048-7047 Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México: Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, MX Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min) 3. Claudia Torres Farfan - Chile Maternal melatonin treatment rescues endocrine, inflammatory, and transcriptional deregulation in the adult rat female offspring from gestational chronodisruption https://loop.frontiersin.org/people/147732/overview Faculty of Medicine, Austral University of Chile, Valdivia, Chile Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min) Palestras Principais ¿ palestrantes nacionais 1. Luiz Menna-Barreto ¿ Brasil - USP History of Chronobiology in Latin America and Brazil Natureza da apresentação: palestra principal (1 hora) 2. Ana Maria de Lauro Castrucci ¿ Brasil - USP From fish pigment cells to photopigments: And what took me there¿ Natureza da apresentação: palestra principal (1 hora) 3. José Cipolla-Neto - Brasil - USP Melatonin and the metabolic adaptation to a cyclic environment Natureza da apresentação: palestra principal (1 hora) Palestras Científicas ¿ palestrantes nacionais 1. Maria Nathália Moraes ¿ Brasil - Unifesp Unveiling the impact of advanced glaucoma on non-visual functions in mice: exploring the connexion between central and peripheral biological clocks in the regulation of metabolic and neuroendocrine process Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min) 2. Fernanda Gaspar do Amaral ¿ Brasil - Unifesp Pineal melatonin synthesis: what do we know so far? Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min) 3. Maristela Oliveira Poletini ¿ Brasil ¿ UFMG Non-light cues and the regulation of circadian time system: new targets for the time-restricted feeding effects on metabolism Natureza da apresentação: palestra cientifica (30 min)

Objetivos e Resultados Esperados: Encontro cientifico entre pesquisadores e estudantes da área de fisiologia e cronobiologia. Espera-se com o evento ampliar as colaborações entre os palestrantes e disseminar o conhecimento.

Programação do evento: 12/09/2024: 10:00-10:15h Opening ceremony; 10:15-10:30h Lecture in honor to Prof. Luiz Menna Barreto by Clarissa; 10:30-11:20h Opening lecture: History of Chronobiology in Latin America and Brazil. Speaker: Luiz Menna Barreto - USP, Brasil; 11:30-13:45h Lunch; 14:00-14:30h Non-light cues and the regulation of circadian time system: new targets for the time-restricted feeding effects on metabolism. Speaker: Maristela Poletini - UFMG, Brasil; 14:30-15:00h Pineal melatonin synthesis: what do we know so far? Speaker: Fernanda Amaral - Unifesp, Brasil; 15:00-18:00h Poster presentation and Opening Cocktail; 9:00-9:15h Lecture in honor to Profa. Ana Maria Castrucci by Maria Nathália Moraes e Maristela Poletini. 13/09/2024: 9:20-10:10h From fish pigment cells to photopigments: And what took me there... Speaker: Ana Maria Castrucci - USP, Brasil; 10:10-10:40h Cofee-break; 10:40-11:10h "Non-visual photoreceptors in the in the inner retina of vertebrates mediate light responses in the blue spectrum region. The seminal contribution of Prof. Ana Maria Castrucci. Speaker: Mario Guido - Universidade de Cordoba - Argentina"; 11:15-11:45h Unveiling the impact of advanced glaucoma on non-visual functions in mice: exploring the connexion between central and peripheral biological clocks in the regulation of metabolic and neuroendocrine process. Speaker: Maria Nathália Moraes - Unifesp Brasil; 11:45-13:45h Lunch; 13:45-14:00h Lecture in honor to Prof. José Cipolla-Neto by Fernanda Amaral e Rodrigo Peliciari; 14:00-14:50h Melatonin and the metabolic adaptation to a cyclic environment. Speaker: José Cipolla Neto - USP, Brasil; 15:00-15:30h Dim light at night as a disruptive factor for the circadian system of the female Wistar rat and its offspring. Speaker: Natali Guerreiro Vagas - Universidade Nacional do México - México; 15:30-16:00h Cofee-break; 16:00-16:30h Maternal melatonin treatment rescues endocrine, inflammatory, and transcriptional deregulation in the adult rat female offspring from gestational chronodisruption. Speaker: Claudia Torres Farfan, Austral University of Chile, Chile; 16:30-17:00h Poster award and Closing Ceremony.

Estratégias de Divulgação: O evento será divulgado através de e-mail institucional e internet (site, instagram e LinkedIN)