🏙️ Heading to Chicago for #SBM2026?
The Motivation Lab is out in full force! Stop by to say hi and see what my team, collaborators, and neighbors in & near the @UMKines have been up to.
📽️ Check the "SBM Playbook" below for our full schedule and our crowd-sourced Survival Guide! 🧵 (1/2)
We made the Survival Guide for our first-time attendees, but we want to hear from the veterans...
What’s your #1 SBM survival tip? 🧥☕ (2/2)
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Applications are open for the world-class Physical Activity & Public Health course at @UofSC this fall!
I’m thrilled to return as guest faculty for this intensive 7-day postgraduate program. It covers everything from PA measurement and clinical trials to implementation science and grantsmanship.
🧠 Postdoc opportunity for scientists interested in working at the intersection of digital health & behavior change. The Motivation Lab & Roybal Center provide a rich environment for collaborating with and learning from scientists in the behavioral, biomedical, and information/engineering sciences.
We are actively working to develop & evaluate tools for precision behavioral interventions to promote health behaviors, such as physical activity and fluid intake, in a variety of populations across the adult lifespan.
Can your background in behavioral science, data science, or AI make an impact?
Join us for our next Roybal Center webinar on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 11:00 am ET, featuring William Calo, PhD, JD, MPH.
“From Message to Motivation: Communication Strategies That Drive Cancer Prevention Behaviors”
Registration at umich.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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If you're looking to level up your research competencies alongside leading experts, don't miss out.
⏳ Deadline to apply: July 15, 2026
🔗 Learn more & apply: web.asph.sc.edu/paph/
#PublicHealth #Kinesiology #Epidemiology
This presentation, “Measuring a Moving Target: Ambulatory Methods for Capturing Cognitive Change in Daily Life” will introduce the Mobile Monitoring of Cognitive Change (M2C2) approach for capturing cognitive function in the real world using open-source software (roybal.umich.edu/resources/).
Learn more about this opportunity with my group at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology (@umkines.bsky.social) here - myumi.ch/w9DQd.
I'll be at the Society of Behavioral Medicine meeting in Chicago next week - let's talk!
Join us for our next Roybal Center webinar on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 12:00 pm ET, featuring Dr. Martin Sliwinski who will discuss ambulatory methods for studying cognitive change as it occurs in everyday life. Register at umich.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
