Month: May 2017

5th Conference of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment

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The fifth Conference of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment takes place in Luxembourg from the 15th to the 17th of June 2017. The conference presents a unique opportunity for the discussion of new research and methods in relation to monitoring behaviour, physiology, experiences and environmental aspects of people in naturalistic settings.

Luminaries in the field such as Paul Wallace, Christoph Thuemmler, Arthur Stone and Donna Spruijt-Metz will present keynote talks that highlight the innovations within this exciting field. movisens is a proud sponsor of this event.

We'll conduct two workshops, both of which detail some of the exciting innovative methods that we've made possible for researchers:
- Thursday, June 15, 2013 - 8.30 am - Room 4.020, 4th floor: "Mobile sensing for ambulatory assessment - technological possibilities and applications"
- Saturday, 17.06.2017 - 11.00 - Room 4.520, 4th floor: "Physiological sensors for interactive ambulatory assessment"

We are looking forward to meeting everyone and enjoying the stimulating discussions on the topic of ambulatory assessment!

13th Symposium Journee De L’Ecole Doctorale Sciences Du Mouvement Humain

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movisens is delighted to be attending the 13th Symposium JOURNEE DE L'ECOLE DOCTORALE SCIENCES DU MOUVEMENT HUMAIN (Day of the Doctoral School: Science of human movement) that takes place at the University Montpellier (UFR STAPS) on the 2nd of June, 2017.

This symposium highlights the multi-facetted elements of the movement sciences, and seeks to encourage the development and exchanges between PhD students, PhDs, teachers-researchers, researchers and representatives of the world of business and industry.

Featuring scientific presentations from doctoral students, round table discussions on post thesis projects and poster presentations, it shapes as an important symposium for anyone involved in the movement sciences. We look forward to hearing about your research goals, and welcome you to visit our stand to discuss our physiological sensors and how they may assist your research.

Ambulatory Assessment Colloquium: investigating mood and physical activity

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On June 19, 2017, a colloquium on "Ambulatory Assessment to Investigate Physical Activity and Mood" takes place in Karlsruhe, Germany, at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Lectures by renowned guests such as Genevieve Dunton (University of Southern California) and Jutta Mata (University of Mannheim) will cover topics of health, physical activity, mobile monitoring and Ecological Momentary Assessment.

Many studies have been actualized with assistance and equipment from movisens, and some of our employees will also participate in the event. This colloquium presents a great opportunity to discuss, develop and plan new and innovative research approaches. If you have an idea for an ambulatory study we have the technology and experience that can help you to develop your idea and turn it into a research project. Feel free to contact us!

10th Workshop Conference for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

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The 10th Bi-Annual Workshop conference of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy takes place on the 25th-27th of May in Chemnitz, Germany. Exploring ideas under the banners of "Science based Psychotherapy" and "Society's need for Psychotherapy", the conference focuses on the care situation and societal needs relative to the needs of psychotherapy and clinical psychology, taking a particular interest in groups such as the elderly, immigrants, and addicts - groups under represented in this field of research.

Please drop by our booth where we'll discuss the latest developments in Ambulatory Assessment and Experience Sampling research and how it may assist your current and future research.