Prashant Regmi

Prashant Regmi is a Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at Charles Darwin University's Faculty of Health, specializing in clinical biochemistry and translational research. His work focuses on diabetes, obesity, fatty liver disease, circadian rhythms, and metabolic health. He holds a PhD in Medicine from The University of Adelaide (2021) and a Master of Science in Clinical Biochemistry from Tribhuvan University (2011).

Research Projects: Current projects include investigating the impact of light cycles on circadian rhythms and glucose control in Australian adults. He leads a pilot study (2023-2024) exploring artificial light exposure's effects on metabolic health.

• Education: PhD in Medicine (2021), Master of Science (2011)
• Awards: Society of Endocrinology Journal Award 2022

Research Interests: His work bridges clinical and basic science, emphasizing metabolic disorders' mechanisms. Key themes include circadian rhythm disruption, time-restricted feeding, and biomarker development for cardiovascular and diabetic complications.

Grants & Supervision: Registered to supervise postgraduate research in diabetes and circadian biology. His 2023 Rainmaker grant investigates light's role in metabolic health, collaborating with Dr. Giulia Minigo.