Late risers at increased risk of early death
BBC - 11-Apr-2018People aged 38 to 73 self-assesses on scale of morning or evening types. Night owls are 10% more...
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Professor of Chronobiology and Associate Dean at University of Surrey.
Malcolm von Schantz is an internationally recognised researcher and an experienced educator, who received his training in Sweden, the United States, and the UK. After four years of serving in senior leaderships positions as Associate Dean (International) and acting Pro-Vice Chancellor (International Relations), he recently completed a sabbatical at the University of São Paulo Medical School, where he retains a visiting appointment. He has received over £4 million in research funding from public and private sources including MRC, Wellcome Trust, British Heart Foundation, and US Air Force Office of Scientific Research. He currently holds research funding from the Academy of Medical Sciences (Newton Fund) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). His research has been published in high-impact international journals and presented both at major scientific conferences and in broadcast, print, and web-based media worldwide.
Visit website: https://www.surrey.ac.uk/people/malcolm-von-schantz
See also: University of Surrey - Public research university for UK and international students
Details last updated 28-Feb-2020
People aged 38 to 73 self-assesses on scale of morning or evening types. Night owls are 10% more...