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For some reason, as humans, we have this twice-yearly ritual where we change all the clocks around us. Since most of our watches are connected to the Internet, the trouble of having to manually change the time is a thing of the past.
Still, it can never hurt to make sure your gadget changes the time.
Why It's Important to Make sure Your Watch Is Correct
Your internal clock still needs to be set for about a week, but the clock of your phone or computer has probably begun to replace the wall clock that you see in your watch House or office. You do not want your alarm clock to fire at the wrong time, and you do not have to rush to a meeting that does not start for another hour.
How to Set the DST on Windows
On your Windows device, open the Settings app.
Then select "Time & Language".
Finally, make sure that the button next to "Automatically adjust for summer time" is checked. That's it!
How to Customize the DST on MacOS
On your MacBook or iMac, open the System Preferences app. Select "Date & Time".
Make sure "Set time zone automatically based on current location" is selected.
To set the DST on iOS
On your iPhone or iPad, open the Settings app. Then select "General".
Next, open Date & Time.
Make sure the switch next to "Auto Adjust" is on.
If you are using an Apple Watch, it will automatically be displayed. Customize it according to your iPhone.
How to set DST on Android
Open the Settings app on your Android smartphone or tablet. Open "System".
Then open Date and Time.
Make sure the switches next to "Automatic date and time" and "Automatic time zone" are selected.
If you use any of the options Samsung's phones, the settings menus are labeled slightly differently. Open the Settings app, scroll down and select General Management.
Tap "Date and time" and make sure that the switch next to "Automatic date and time" is selected.
To set the DST on Chrome OS
On your Chromebook or Chromebox, open the Settings app. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select "Advanced".
Select "Time Zone" under "Date and Time."
Make sure the balloon next to "Auto Adjust" is selected.
How to Set the DST to Xbox One
On your Xbox One, open the Settings app.
Select System, then Time.
Make sure the checkbox next to "Automatically adjust for daylight saving time" is checked.
You're done!
How to set the DST on PlayStation 4
Open the Settings app on your PS4.
Scroll down and select "Date and time."
Make sure that the box next to "Automatically set daylight saving time" is checked.
You're ready
To set daylight saving time on Apple TV
On your Apple TV, open the Settings app. Select "General" and then under "Date and time" the option "Automatic setting".
If you have not already done so, you'll need to turn on Location Services on the next screen to let Apple TV know your current time zone.
Then you're done! Your Apple TV will change the clock automatically.
How to set the DST for Roku
Open the Settings menu on your Roku streaming device or Smart TV.
Then select "System" and "About."
Click "Time Zone".
Select "Auto adjust".
You can start
How to set the DST Android TV
Scroll up your Android TV streaming box or Smart TV and go to "Settings".
Scroll down and select "Date and time."
Then select "Automatic Date and Time". [19659051] Make sure "Use time provided by network" is selected.
Ready and ready.
How to Set the DST Setting on Fire TV
Amazon Fire TV sets do not allow automatic switchover for DST. So you do not have to change it back.
Other Devices
Smart displays like the Google Home Hub and Amazon Echo Show automatically dedicate time from your Internet router, as well as any other smart device you've connected to your Wi-Fi network. Most routers will update their clocks automatically, so you do not have to log in to the router's administration screen.
Smartwatches, hybrid watches, and fitness bands adjust their time to your smartphone so you should wake up and adjust the time for you. You may also be able to set the time manually using the watch companion app, but this should not be required.
Amazon's cool new connected microwave will be released on November 14th. So we have to wait until spring to see how time changes. Presumably you will only get the new time from your internet router.
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Information for Researchers No. 11 | 11 March 2014
Sino-German Joint Funding Programme "Biomedical and Translational Medicine Studies Based on Stem Cells/Reprogrammed Cells"
The National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) announce a joint funding programme with the topic "Biomedical and Translational Medicine Studies Based on Stem Cells/Reprogrammed Cells".
Long term developments as well as recent advances in the field have demonstrated the potential that lies within stem cell research and highlighted the ongoing demand for coordinated research funding. The joint call creates a forum of Sino-German collaborative projects to address basic mechanisms and translational aspects of embryonic and adult stem cells.
Tandem projects of one or two applicants from each of the two countries are encouraged to apply. Projects funded should be relevant to biomedical and translational medicine studies based on stem cells/reprogrammed cells. Thus, projects should focus on either one of the following two major areas:
- Biomedical Studies
The aim of biomedical studies is to understand fundamental molecular and cellular mechanisms characterising stem cells, including stem cell expansion and/or lineage-specific differentiation, directed differentiation and redifferentiation of somatic cells.
- Translational Studies
Translationally relevant proposals aiming at clinically relevant topics are encouraged. Projects may focus on either disease modelling via stem cell approaches or on early clinical developments of novel therapies applying or targeting stem cells, including questions related to regenerative medicine, such as stem cell transplantation or in vivo studies of tissue-resident stem cells.
Eligibility requirements for German applicants correspond to those of DFG's Priority Programmes allowing proposals from researchers from all disciplines who work at research institutions in Germany (not including those institutes which only pursue commercial purposes).
Joint proposals must be submitted to NSFC and DFG (in English) by 9 May 2014 with the keyword "Stem Cell Biology – Joint Sino-German Call". Chinese scientists apply for funding in accordance with NSFC's rules and German scientists in accordance with DFG's rules, basically following DFG's guidelines for proposals.
Each application shall include at least the following appendices (in English):
- joint application form
- joint abstract (no more than one page in length)
- joint research plan (no more than 15 pages), which shall also include
- a description of the added value to be expected from the collaboration
- a clear description of the planned research collaboration with responsibilities of both partners
- a description of the basis of the Chinese-German collaboration
- a justification for requested costs shall be stated in the research plan
- curriculae vitae of the Chinese and German project leaders including a max. total of five top publications per CV
- a combined list of a max. total of nine project relevant publications of both partners
Important technical advice for DFG-applicants:
The DFG accepts only proposals electronically submitted via its portal "elan". Applicants shall choose the proposal type "Research Grants" and select the call "Sino-German Stem Cell Call" from the list of calls offered within the respective masks.
It is anticipated that funding of the collaborative projects will be able to commence in January 2015. Funding proposals can be made for a three year period.
Due to legal restrictions of research with human embryonic stem cells in Germany the applicants are obligated to observe both the German Embryo Protection Law and Stem Cell Act.
Further information
The DFG's electronic portal "elan" can be found at:
If you are using the elan system for the first time, please note that you need to register yourself and your institutional addresses before being able to submit a proposal. Please make sure that you start your registration at latest two working days before the submission deadline.
The guidelines "Research Grants Programme" (DFG form 50.01en – 10/11) can be found at:
If you have any further questions regarding the German application's part, please contact:
- Dr. Tobias Grimm,
Link auf email@example.com,
Tel. +49228885-2325Interner Link mit AnkerInterner Link mit AnkerInterner Link mit AnkerInterner Link mit Anker
Further Information
If you are using the elan system for the first time, please note that you need to register yourself and your institutional addresses before being able to submit a proposal. Please make sure that you start your registration at latest two working days before the submission deadline.
Please note:
This announcement has been edited on 30.04.2014.