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2010Contribution of core body temperature, prior wake time, and sleep stages to cognitive throughput performance during forced desynchronyDarwent, D.; Ferguson, S.; Sargent, C.; Paech, G.; Williams, L.; Zhou, X.; Matthews, R.; Dawson, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2011Dynamics of neurobehavioral performance variability under forced desynchrony: Evidence of state instabilityZhou, X.; Ferguson, S.; Matthews, R.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2010The influence of circadian phase and prior wake on positive and negative mood during a sleep-restricted forced desynchrony protocolHampton, L.; Darwent, D.; Matthews, R.; Heath, G.; Ferguson, S.; Sargent, C.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.; Australasian Chronobiology Society Annual Meeting ( 7th : 2010 : Adelaide)
2010Interindividual differences in neurobehavioral performance in response to increasing homeostatic sleep pressureZhou, X.; Ferguson, S.; Matthews, R.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2012Mismatch between subjective alertness and objective performance under sleep restriction is greatest during the biological nightZhou, X.; Ferguson, S.; Matthews, R.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2012Simulated driving under the influence of extended wake, time of day and sleep restrictionMatthews, R.; Ferguson, S.; Zhou, X.; Kosmadopoulos, A.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2011Sleep, Wake and Phase Dependent Changes in Neurobehavioral Function under Forced DesynchronyZhou, X.; Ferguson, S.; Matthews, R.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
2010Sleep, wake and phase dependent changes in subjective alertnessZhou, X.; Ferguson, S.; Matthews, R.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.; Australasian Chronobiology Society Annual Meeting ( 7th : 2010 : Adelaide)
2010Subjective mood is influenced by sleep-related and circadian processes in a forced desynchrony protocol with severe sleep restrictionHeath, G.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Ferguson, S.; Kennaway, D.; Hampton, L.; Matthews, R.; Roach, G.; Australasian Chronobiology Society Annual Meeting ( 7th : 2010 : Adelaide)
2012Time-of-day mediates the influences of extended wake and sleep restriction on simulated drivingMatthews, R.; Ferguson, S.; Zhou, X.; Sargent, C.; Darwent, D.; Kennaway, D.; Roach, G.
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