Research Interests: Prof  Bonham is a registered nutritionist (RNutr) and has >25 years postdoctoral experience in nutrition science research. Her research is based at the Be Active Sleep eat (BASE) Facility at Notting Hill where Maxine has established a research agenda in nutrition and circadian biology initiating a structured research program examining the adverse health effects associated with sleep debt, poor dietary habits and misalignment of circadian rhythms with a focus on night shift workeing populations. She has been successfully in gaining grant income to support her work from the National Heart Foundation (2 v Vanguard grants) and was awarded $1.43 million by the NHMRC to investigate novel weight loss strategies in nigh shift workers.  Maxine’s expertise is in the successful development and oversight of nutrition intervention programs that favourably impact metabolic health.
Research Expertise: nutrition interventions, RCTs, meal timing, metabolic health, assessment and analysis of diet

Dr Maxine Bonham is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, Monash University where she has been actively involved with the establishment of the Be Active Sleep and Eat (BASE) facility - a collaborative research facility with researchers from physiology and sleep based at Notting Hill. Maxine is currently the course convenor for the Bachelor of Nutrition Science (BNutSc) at Monash University.