Preliminary findings from world-first research by @sydney_uni’s Charles Perkins Centre and @qantas show it is possible to reduce the impacts of jet lag by reshaping the inflight travel experience ✈️ Read more: sydneyuni.co/3qLyA7b #LeadershipForGood Image courtesy of Qantas

Research findings by Qantas and Charles Perkins Centre show it is possible to reduce the impacts of jetlag by reshaping the inflight travel experience. Find out more: bit.ly/3Nvcm2e

Project Sunrise: Our #research partnership with Qantas investigating the effects of lighting, sleep, nutrition & physical activity on the impact of long-haul flights ✈️ The Washington Post Svetlana Postnova Peter Cistulli University of Sydney washingtonpost.com/travel/2023/06…

So excited to do this research with the amazing team at Charles Perkins Centre, Qantas, MonashSleepLab, and WSU. Thank you Australian Research Council, Qantas, CPC, University of Sydney, and Sydney Physics for the support. #circadianrhytms #chronophysics

"The evidence is now overwhelming: An intact, well-synchronized circadian clock is crucial for health" so it is time for #circadianmedicine: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ap…

We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the #ChronoPhysics team and work on the modelling of sleep and brain clearance across the lifespan. Please share with those who may be interested. More info here: usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/USYD_EXTERNAL_…

3 year early-career Messel Fellowship position in Sydney Physics for female applicants with a Physics PhD has just been advertised. Join us! 😊

Please share to help us capture this important snapshot to inform ongoing work on sleep in the construction industry!

Thank you for the feature article, Alaina and APSphysics. It was lovely talking to you, what a great energy!

Come work with us :)

New paper 🚨 Biomathematical models can provide tailored shift work interventions, but can we implement them? In this study, we examined whether nurses can adhere to personalised sleep recommendations provided using two models (the Phillips-Robinson Model and the Model of

We are looking for a new colleague Sydney Physics in complex systems. Potential research areas include brain dynamics, deep learning, biophysics. position is "continuing level B/C" which is roughly equivalent to a US tenure-track position. Please share. tinyurl.com/ynjvywze

It was great talking to Alaina G. Levine🦄Your Unicorn Career for this American Physical Society feature article on unusual careers in Physics. Physicists do so many interesting things with so many important applications. Some more unusual careers from APS: aps.org/publications/a…

It’s Sleep Week! Today we look at Melatonin, the ‘hormone of darkness,’ naturally produced in the pineal gland at the base of the brain. But as we age, what happens to our sleep patterns when melatonin production declines? Discover the answers here: bit.ly/3rpuH8G

We are seeking Australians' opinion on daylight savings time. cosmosmagazine.com/health/is-the-… #science via Cosmos

Fighting jet lag with science: A new, evidence-based lighting design on Qantas's A350 aircraft could reduce passengers' jetlag by aligning their body clocks ⏱️ to their destination's time zone while still flying Research translation & impact, this unique design is the result of

Understanding dark matter is key to our understanding of the universe as a whole. University of Sydney is proud to support to this international collaboration, with Dr Theresa Fruth playing such an important role #LeadershipForGood sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/n…

‘Sleep and circadian rhythms are key to all aspects of health’ Beyond data: Maths, AI and wearables for sleep disorders - Welcome to A/P Jae Kyong Kim Jae Kyoung Kim from KAISTPR for his #CPCTalk ↪️ cpc-comms.sydney.edu.au/link/id/zzzz66…

We are offering a full PhD scholarship for a talented and motivated student to join our team and work on quantitive modelling of jet lag. More details and info on how to apply are in the link: sydney.edu.au/scholarships/e….