Research News

Late to bed, late to rise - findings suggest teenagers function best as night owls
Students are typically getting less than eight hours sleep a night during the school term and research suggests that poor sleep patterns are compromising day to day learning.

Stomach may be churning for a reason
Swinburne research has found that stress can have a pervasive impact on an individual’s physiological as well as their psychological well-being.

Young love: how young adults cope with romance and break-ups
According to Swinburne psychology professor Susan Moore, handling romantic relationships, including having your heart broken, is part of the transition to adulthood.