Short· May 21, 2026· 0:44
Your eyes are keeping a secret clock. 👁️⏳
Transcript
In one sentence, what's the single most important thing your research has uncovered about light and the human brain?
I think that the eye has a dual function. It's the organ of sight — it provides us with our image of the world — but it's also the organ of time, because it detects the light-dark cycle and that sets the internal day to the external world. The key thing is that cells within the eye, different from the rods and cones, convey that light-to-dark information into the master clock within the suprachiasmatic nuclei. I think it's this dual function that has become the most exciting thing for me.
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