The Sleep Research Laboratory at the University of Ottawa supports interdisciplinary research examining the relationships between sleep, cognition, brain function, and human performance. Research interests include sleep architecture, sleep deprivation, daytime sleepiness, neurobehavioural functioning, cognitive resilience, and individual responses to sleep loss. Through experimental and translational research, the laboratory contributes to understanding the mechanisms underlying sleep-related changes in attention, performance, and cognitive function while advancing knowledge in sleep science and human health.