Steven Trawley

Steven Trawley is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow in the Chronic Disease & Ageing research group at Monash University, where he contributes behavioral research insights to clinical studies on diabetes care. With a PhD in Psychology from the University of Sussex, UK, his work bridges cognitive psychology and medical technology assessment.

His research centers on human behavior in everyday contexts, with a strong focus on aging, multitasking, and driving safety. Over the past decade, he has specialized in diabetes care, examining how individuals perceive and use treatment technologies. His work is particularly focused on improving safety for drivers with diabetes through better glucose monitoring and automated insulin delivery systems.

Recent publications (2024–2025) highlight his contributions to clinical trials of automated insulin delivery (AID), glucose patterns during driving, and psychometric validation of behavioral tools like the MAD scale. His research spans diabetes technology, aging, and road safety, often involving large-scale collaborations such as the JDRF Closed-Loop Research Group.

Steven Trawley is actively engaged in national health research through his role as a Research Steering Committee Member at Diabetes Australia since June 2025. His work supports UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

He has published extensively, with 47 research outputs including articles, reviews, and book chapters. While no students or specific grants are mentioned, his leadership in trials and committees indicates advisory and collaborative roles. His research is frequently shared on social media and covered in news outlets, reflecting public and academic impact.