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Advertising and writing about light therapy in the media: why are the eyes nearly always closed?
In five minutes of web-browsing for a light therapy lamp, a...
The Timing of Sunrise Within U.S. Time Zones . . . and SAD
Michael Terman PhD is president of the Center for...
Variations on the SAD Experience
by Michael Terman Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University
Optimizing physical performance: it’s all about timing
by Renske Lok, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,...
What the Eye Tells the Brain
by Manuel Spitschan
Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford
Manuel Spitschan PhD...
Negative Air Ionization for Environmental Therapeutics
What is negative air ionization?
A springtime thunderstorm hits, and as soon...
Chronobiology — From “Biorhythmology” to Mature Science
by Konstantin Danilenko
Institute of Physiology and Basic Medicine, Novosibirsk, Russia
Konstantin V....
The Antarctic as a Chronobiologist’s Dream Lab: What we can learn from dark polar winters and bright polar summers
by Josephine Arendt
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Surrey,...
