Greg Murray

Professor Greg Murray is Acting Director of the Centre for Mental Health & Brain Sciences at Swinburne University's School of Health Sciences. A world-leading expert in bipolar disorders and circadian rhythms, he holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne (2001) and became a full Professor at Swinburne in 2011. His work spans clinical psychology, mental health policy, and translational research, with over 230 publications cited >1,000 times annually.

• Education: PhD (University of Melbourne), Master of Psychology (La Trobe University), dual Bachelor of Science and Arts (University of Melbourne)
• Certifications: Registered Clinical Psychologist (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)

Research focuses on mood disorders, sleep health, and chronobiological interventions. He contributed to DSM-5-TR's bipolar disorder chapter and led national mental health guidelines. His community engagement includes ABC Radio mental health segments and school sleep health talks. Awards include APS Fellowship (2013) and Swinburne's Research Excellence Award.

• Leadership roles: Former Chair of Swinburne's Psychological Sciences Dept, Director of Swinburne's Centre for Mental Health, and Chair of Orygen Research Review Committee