Wearable technology and fatigue study: Tracking effects of sleep loss using wearable technologies
About the study
Adelaide University are seeking healthy, non-smoking adults, aged 18-40y, to participate in a 4-night, 3-day, live in laboratory study at the Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory at Adelaide University Magill Campus. The research aims to track the effects of sleep loss using wearable technologies whilst remaining awake for 40 hours. Participants will also be required to complete cognitive testing throughout.
All meals are provided, and participants will receive an honorarium of up to $700 for their involvement in the study.
Eligibility requirements
- All genders
- Healthy, non-smoking adults, aged 18-40y
- No history of sleep disorders
- Adelaide
Recruitment timeline
Start of recruitment: March 2026
End of recruitment: August 2026
Benefits
Participants will receive an honorarium of up to $700 for their involvement in the study
