From November 2 to 3, 2026, the International Association of Circadian Health Clinics (IACHC) holds its second Annual Meeting at the Ogawa Auditorium of Juntendo University in Tokyo. Under the theme “Advancing Clinical Practice: Integrating Circadian Medicine into Patient Care and Treatment,” the two-day conference brings together clinicians, researchers, trainees, and students working to translate circadian science into healthcare. Participants can attend in person or join virtually.

At the center of the program is a Circadian Medicine Course covering three areas: how circadian medicine can be applied across different healthcare settings, how diagnostics and interventions can be implemented in clinical practice, and how circadian disorders should be classified in the future.

Talks by international experts, a plenary address, and oral and poster presentations round out the program, which has been developed by an international program committee including Prof. Achim Kramer (Charité). Trainees and students can also compete for awards supported by the journal Clocks & Sleep.

The meeting’s focus on clinical translation closely reflects the aims of TRR 418.

More information, the full program, and registration are available on the IACHC website.

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