Lab members
| Associate Professor Clare Anderson Optimizing human health, safety and performance through improving sleep and circadian outcomes, with a particular focus on the development and application of novel biomarkers and technologies. Email: clare.anderson@monash.edu |
 | Dr Jessica Manousakis Impact of sleep disruption and circadian rhythms on cognition and performance across the lifespan, and the development of ocular biomarkers of sleep disruption. |
 | Dr Katy Jeppe Developing sleep and circadian biomarkers of health and performance to improve wellbeing and reduce risk. Email: katy.jeppe@monash.edu |
 | Dr Charmaine Diep Acoustic stimulation of slow wave sleep, and its effects on attention, executive function and cardiac outcomes. Email: charmaine.diep@monash.edu |
 | Anna Cai The impact of age on drowsy driving: effects on subjective ratings of sleepiness, physiological outcomes and crash risk. Email: anna.cai@monash.edu |
 | Elly Francis-Pester Task-dependent and age-dependent effects of sleep deprivation. |
 | Tiffany Lo The role of sleep and cognition on safe driving outcomes in older adults with and without dementia. Email: tiffany.lo@monash.edu |
 | William Taylor Prediction of drowsy driving – understanding individual differences to combat drowsy driving. Email: william.taylor@monash.edu |
Eliza Ward The effect of age on the timing and strength of the wake maintenance zone. | |
Emma White The accuracy of subjective ratings of driving performance following sleep loss. | |
Mariah Beanland The role of sleep and cognition in driver performance in healthy older adults. | |
| Previous lab members and trainees | |
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Dr Suzanne Ftouni | |
Dr Leilah Grant | |
Dr William McMahon | |
Dr Jinny Collet |