Satchidananda Panda, a professor in the Regulatory Biology Laboratory, has created a new smartphone app to get an understanding of when, what, and how much we eat, sleep, and move. With enough subjects, he hopes to test the benefits of time-restricted feeding under different conditions of sleep, activity, and disease. Download it with the QR code or explore it at mycircadianclock.org.
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