Kimberly Begemann

Postdoctoral Researcher

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University of Lübeck

I am a postdoc at the Institute of Neurobiology at the University of Lübeck. I studied and did my PhD in Lübeck with research stays in Zürich and Manchester. My current research focuses on the circadian regulation of snacking in the inactive phase as well as on the interaction of a shifted chronotype during adolescence and the influence on metabolism.

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ki.begemann@uni-luebeck.de

The projects of

Kimberly Begemann

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Dynamic chronotype and metabolic changes during puberty and their role in disease development

Adolescence is a critical period for establishing lifelong metabolic set points. Hormonal changes shift chronotype later, interacting with circadian regulation to influence metabolism. This project investigates puberty-related circadian dynamics in humans and mice and explores interventions to restore alignment.

Dynamic chronotype and metabolic changes during puberty and their role in disease development

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Kimberly Begemann

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