- Sleep is a fundamental human right.
- Sleep is universally recognised as a vital component of health, functioning and well-being.
- Optimal sleep health is possible for all people.
Mission Statement
- We undertake multi-disciplinary collaborative research to advance scientific knowledge about circadian rhythms, sleep and waking function.
- We improve health, safety, and well-being through collaborations with government agencies, industries, and community groups.
- We develop and provide research-based academic education, professional development, industry training and materials for sleep and circadian health promotion.
Goals
- To improve the health, functioning and well-being of individuals, communities, and populations.
- Address the biological, psychosocial and structural causes and consequences of inadequate sleep and circadian disruption across the lifespan
- Mitigate the adverse consequences of the 24/7 society, which generates conflict between societal demands and internal body clocks.
Values - in no particular order
- Striving for social justice.
- Embodying cultural respect.
- Striving for excellence - to be world class in all that we undertake.
- Respecting each other, our research participants and partners, their knowledge, skills, experience and values.
- Mentoring and developing future generations of scientists.Working and communicating with openness, honesty and integrity.
- Being passionate and innovative in all aspects of our work.
- Working and communicating with openness, honesty and integrity.
