What We Do

Research
The Centre's multi-disciplinary research activities are based on the premise that improving health, safety, productivity and wellbeing requires better understanding of the interactions between sleep and waking function, and their regulation by the circadian body clock.
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Education
The Centre hosts and provides supervision for dedicated candidates at the Masters, Doctoral and Postdoctoral level. We offer undergraduate and postgraduate university courses, as well as lectures, seminars and workshops for a diverse range of groups and organisations.
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Consulting
Centre Staff have broad experience in evidence-based consulting for government agencies, industries, and unions in the areas of shift work and fatigue management. We also have broad experience in independent accident investigation and expert testimony relating to these areas.
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COVID-19 Resources
Centre staff have produced a range of information sheets to help with sleep and circadian health during the COVID-19 lockdown and pandemic.
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