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‘Els Maeckelberghe over ethiek in (stress)onderzoek en technologie’
Stress Navigation Wie wil je als mens zijn? In deze podcast vertelt Els Maeckelberghe, universitair hoofddocent in bio-ethiek en wetenschapsethiek aan het UMCG[...]
Mobile mood monitoring in young people
Young people can better understand their own feelings when they respond to surveys about their mood multiple times per day for a few weeks.[...]
NWO grant for research into smartphone-based mood measurements
How reliable are the mood assessments that people complete on their smartphones each day? SiA researchers and psychologists Peter de Jonge and Laura Bringmann[...]
May Hair Strands Reveal Stress-Related Health Risks in Young Adults?
This paper shows that long-term stress hormones in scalp hair are higher in people who are suffering from metabolic health risks. Moreover, this association[...]
Exploring ‘Stress’ in Context – SiA panel at ISCOMS 2025
At this year’s International Student Congress of (bio)Medical Sciences (ISCOMS), held in Groningen, UMCG’s Stress in Action (SiA) colleagues hosted a panel session titled[...]
SiA Research featured during Wissenschaftsrat delegation visit to Groningen
On the 12th of June 2025, Felix Reichelt, a PhD candidate at the Department of Genetic Epidemiology at the UMCG and member of the[...]
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