Current Research Studies
RAM Study
Mood disorders like depression or bipolar disorder can have a major impact on our energy and mood. The Rhythms, Activation, and Mood (RAM) study investigates how our energy level, sleep, and daily activity rhythms impact our mood in the long-term.
We are recruiting: 16-24 year olds.
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DAYLight Study
The Depression in Adults and Youth Light Study (DAYLight) research study is being conducted to test the effects of bright light on mood and circadian function.
We are recruiting: 18-30 year olds with depression.
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LEAP2 Study
The Light, Energy, and Performance 2 (LEAP2) study investigates how light therapy can help us adjust to jet lag.
We are recruiting: 18-30 year old males.
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CARRS Study
The Circadian Rhythms, Reward, and Sleep (CARRS) study investigates how sleep timing and duration affects teens’ thinking, mood, and behavior.
We are recruiting: healthy 13-15 year-olds.
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Previous Research Studies
*CLOSED*
These studies are not currently recruiting new participants. Thank you for your interest! Check out some of our other studies if you like.
LEAP: LIGHT, ENERGY, AND PERFORMANCE STUDY
The LEAP study investigated how light therapy can help us adjust to jet lag.
RAD-SD: RAPID ANTI-DEPRESSANT EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE SLEEP DEPRIVATION STUDY
Sleep quality can have a major impact on our mood. The RAD-SD study investigated how sleep influences mood in teens who are feeling depressed or down.
BEST: BRAIN, EMOTION, & SLEEP IN TEENS
The BEST research study examined how sleep patterns impact brain systems that support healthy emotional functioning.