Adam Claridge-Chang is an Associate Professor at Duke-NUS Medical School. He did his undergraduate studies at the Australian National University, pursued his doctoral work on circadian rhythms with Michael Young at The Rockefeller University (2017 Nobel laureate), did postdoctoral work on olfactory learning with Gero Miesenböck (2020 Shaw Laureate) at Yale University, and was previously a Nuffield Leadership Fellow at the University of Oxford. He holds an adjunct appointment in NUS Physiology. His lab works on optogenetics development and application to neuromodulatory function, mapping protein networks in the brain, and developing statistical methodology.