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Successful Consortium meeting 2025
On the 15th and 16th of October 2025, more than 90 consortium members of Stress in Action gathered in Amsterdam city centre. Our annual two-day meeting[...]
Do sleep disturbances indicate mood episodes?
Individuals with bipolar disorder often report that sleep disturbances are an early sign of manic episodes, and sometimes of depressive episodes. In this paper[...]
SiA Wearables Database: Search & Compare consumer and research-grade wearables
Earlier this year, Myrte Schoenmakers, Melisa Saygin (both PhD students, VU Amsterdam) and Magdalena Sikora (PhD student, University of Twente) published their paper on[...]
Introducing the Stress in Action Wearables Database – an open-access resource for easy comparison and informed selection of wearable devices.
Wearable devices that track body signals are becoming more common, not only in the consumer market but also in stress research. With the number[...]
‘Bertus Jeronimus on stress theory and personality’
Stress Navigation Stress is an umbrella term for many experiences we face in life. We intuitively know what it means but, at the[...]
Why the stress scores on your smartwatch are flawed – and how they can be improved
Many smartwatches nowadays provide stress scores: scores that indicate how stressed you are throughout the day. However, these scores are far from perfect and[...]
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