Research
The breadth and depth of Monash psychology research is significant, with our staff engaged across the following research programs.
Our research programs are undertaken within the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health.
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The breadth and depth of Monash psychology research is significant, with our staff engaged across the following research programs.
Our research programs are undertaken within the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health.
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We are fostering the potential for older people and those with neurodegenerative conditions to maximise brain and body health, and the capacity to live well.
Our research investigates the effectiveness of programs for individuals with brain injury or other injury sustained as a result of trauma.
We’re developing mathematical models of different aspects of brain structure, function and behaviour, as well as advanced analytic methods for brain imaging and other behavioural data.
We pursue research and translational activities to improve understanding of mental health and illness, and to promote mental wellbeing.
We’re investigating the mechanisms associated with neurodevelopmental disorders and using this information to develop new help to enable thousands of Australian children to reach their full potential.
We’re investigating the role of internal biological clocks and sleep in the general population, as well as in specific groups such as shift workers, elite athletes and clinical populations. We’re also looking at the effect of sleep and circadian rhythms on mood, memory, cognition and performance.
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Our researchers are world leaders in brain and mental health research. Explore our many world leading research labs and groups and delve into their innovative research and breakthrough discoveries.