This research by Caylee Cook is focused on exploring the benefits of physical activity on executive function in preschool children. To view the Prezi presentation, press "Read more".
Each person has a built-in biological clock that guides us in being active, perform specific tasks and sleep at specific times of day, known as our circadian clock. However, each individual’s circadian clock does not run synchronously with that of others. As a result, each individual prefers to be active, perform specific tasks and sleep at slightly different times, according to his or her circadian clock.
We would like to congratulate one of our own, Ms. Siddiqah George who has recently been appointed the O2K Network Manager for OROBOROS instruments in South Africa.
The 7th MiPschool of the Mitochondrial Physiology Society was hosted by UTC’s Department of Human Biology from 23-27 March 2015. The events kicked-off with an exciting public lecture at the Exercise Science and Sports Medicine (ESSM) division by Erich Gnaiger