We have scientific knowledge on the regulation of 24h rhythms and sleep, non-image forming effects of light and other related topics and their role in health and diseases. We are able to perform literature reviews on topics in the fields of chronobiology and sleep, write texts or reports, and advise or teach at different levels (from the lay public – children and adults – to academic and post-academic education).
We have a database of chronotype information (morningness – eveningness) of ~17 000 Dutch people with sleep timing at workdays and days off data. This database is suitable for example to use as a Dutch control group in scientific studies.