New Scientist1d
Ruth Belville: How the Greenwich Time Lady kept London ticking
In the 1800's the Greenwich Time Lady would take her stopwatch to the Royal Observatory, then travel all over London so her ...
Daylight saving time ends Sunday. Why do we change our clocks? And how does it affect our bodies?
As summer fades into autumn, most Australian states and territories will set their clocks back an hour as daylight saving ...
Healthy meals on a budget
Pippa Bags of Taste helps people learn new recipes and cook healthy food without spending too much money. It's certainly a ...
Irish Examiner on MSN2d
Bernard O'Shea: 'Time blocking' is a fancy productivity trick — here's how to do it Irish-style
When Irish optimism meets the stopwatch head-on, find out how Bernard O'Shea's 'time elasticity' philosophy turns tardiness ...
New Scientist3d
How optical clocks are redefining time and physics
Atomic clocks are the basis upon which a second is defined. But there is a new kid on the block, the optical clock, which ...
Times Higher Education3d
Thinking like a physicist can prepare students for life’s challenges
Technology and peer learning can be used to optimise classroom time and enhance problem-solving skills. Here, Teck Seng Koh ...
The Economist3d
How Daylight Saving Time affects your sleep and diet
The arrival of Daylight Saving Time (DST) seems to have long-lasting negative effects on human health. The human body clock, ...
Mid-Day4d
World Autism Awareness Day: Mumbai experts highlight how technology can help children
On World Autism Awareness Day, we speak to a paediatric neurologist and a RCI-certified special educator to help us ...