Anthony Hand

@ajhand_97

PhD Candidate and Psychologist with interests in Adolescent sleep and circadian disruption | Sleep and Circadian Rhythms @TurnerInstitute @MonashUni

Joined July 2020

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Anthony Hand @ajhand_97 May 31, 2023

So excited to be in Lausanne to share my results on sleep and light regularity! Thanks for having me @ConferenceSltbr

Lisa Wu @amerikiwiphd May 31, 2023

Anthony Hand wins the Young Investigator award! Congratulations! @ConferenceSltbr @LokRenske @ollen44 #lausanne

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Anthony Hand @ajhand_97 Apr 12, 2023

An insightful commentary on all things light regularity! Exciting to see the potential of our metrics explored in the context of designing interventions to support adolescents.

Highly recommend a read!

Jessica Lunsford-Avery @LunsfordAvery Apr 11, 2023

Excited to share my recent commentary for SLEEP, “Light Regularity: Illuminating Opportunities to Enhance Adolescent Health.” Check it out (and be sure to read article by @ajhand_97 et al first)!academic.oup.com/sleep/advance-…
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Anthony Hand @ajhand_97 Jan 24, 2023

Very excited to share my first paper from my PhD!

Using new metrics for measuring light regularity we show that irregular sleepers also have irregular inputs to the circadian system, which likely contributes to circadian disruption. bit.ly/3Hzb03D

Anthony Hand @ajhand_97 Oct 12, 2021

Thanks @JStone_247 for the shoutout! Very excited to be able to share these results 📊#SDU2021

Dr Julia Stone @JStone_247 Oct 12, 2021

Two very talented PhD students, who I get the privilege of supervising, have super interesting posters up in the poster gallery at #SDU2021

If you've got a moment make sure to check them out - it's their first sleep conference and I'm super proud :)

@ajhand_97 @SinhLu3

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Anthony Hand @ajhand_97 Jul 20, 2021

Great to see the first of many papers from the CLASS Study! Great job @JStone_247

Dr Julia Stone @JStone_247 Jul 20, 2021

Remote learning had its positives for teens in Melbourne lockdown – more sleep, less anxiety & less sleepiness. School start times stayed the same, but without the commute teens used the time to catch some zzz’s
#remotelearning
Paper in J Pineal Research doi.org/10.1111/jpi.12…

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