Academy Fellow

Emeritus Professor John Trinder was until recently Professor of Psychology, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, The University of Melbourne (1993-2015). Emeritus Professor Trinder specialises in the physiology of sleep, particularly in respiratory and cardiovascular aspects of sleep, and in sleep and mood disorders in children, adolescents and women. He is a founding member and past president of the Australasian Sleep Association and a recipient of the association's distinguished achievement award.

Emeritus Professor, The University of Melbourne

Australasian Sleep Association

Distinguished Achievement Award, Australasian Sleep Association

Nicholas, C.L., Jordan, A. & Trinder, J. (In Press). The functions of sleep: facts and theories. In D. Mansfield, M.T. Norton, S.M.W, Rajaratnam, N.A.Antic (Eds). Sleep Medicine. I.P. Communications, Australia. Accepted December 16th., 2015.

Waloszek, J., Byrne, M.L., Woods, M.J., Nicholas, C.L., Bei, B., Murray, G., Raniti, M., Allen, N.B. & Trinder, J. (2015). Early physiological markers of cardiovascular risk in community based adolescents with a depressive disorder. Journal of Affective Disorders' 175, 403-410.

Woods, M.J., Nicholas, C.L., Semmler, J.G., Chan, J.K.M., Jordan, A.S. & Trinder, J. (2015). Common drive to the upper airway muscle genioglossus during inspiratory loading. Journal of Neurophysiology, 114, 2883-2892.

Kubin, L., Jordan, A.S., Nicholas, C.L., Cori, J., Semmler, J.G. & Trinder, J. (2015). Crossed motor innervations of the base of human tongue. Journal of Neurophysiology, 113, 3499-3510.

Bei, B., Wiley, J.F., Allen, N.B. & Trinder, J. (2015). A cognitive vulnerability model of sleep and mood under naturalistic restricted and extended sleep opportunities. Sleep, 38, 453-461.