French geologist Michel Siffre lived 130 meters below a glacier for over two months to study the human bodys internal clock.

The body clock, or circadian clock, runs on a roughly 24-hour cycle that is kept in sync, or regulated, by light. In these experiments, the researchers manipulated the mice's body clocks by ...

There was an experiment in the UK between 1968 ... “Mornings are the time when our body clocks have the greatest need for light to stay in synch. At our latitudes, there simply is no spare ...

A new study from the University of Surrey and the University of Aberdeen has found that disruptions to our body clock ... research involved a controlled experiment where participants experienced ...

"The public consultation was treated as if it were a survey, highlighting the balance of responses for and against changing the clocks. We treated it as a natural experiment and studied how those ...

"The public consultation was treated as if it were a survey, highlighting the balance of responses for and against changing the clocks. We treated it as a natural experiment and studied how those ...

But this was stalled as the EU member states couldn't agree, so continued to change the clocks. Following this decision, a YouGov survey showed that the majority of Britons (59%) would opt to remain ...

Redder light is best at night because it has less power to alert the brain or reset the biological clock. Yet an imbalance ... subject humans to the necessary experiments. But it’s clear that ...

Optical lattice clocks, the pinnacle of timekeeping, are key to exploring the relationship between quantum mechanics and ...