12 January 2021 – Is resilience a given trait or an acquirable skill? How are the study subjects selected? What parameters are measured, and what if someone develops a mental disorder during the study? Prof. Henrik Walter from the Charité in Berlin answers these and many more questions about the two large studies of the project, DynaM-OBS and DynaM-INT, in this interview.

17 December 2020 – Together with postdoctoral researcher Dr. Judith van Leeuwen, Dr. Erno Hermans from the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition, and Behavior in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, demonstrates and explains the functionality and daily use of the wearable mHealth devices in this video (a smartwatch, developed by IMEC, coupled with a smartphone).

20 November 2020 – The aim of DynaM-OBS is to develop an in silico model of stress resilience, which can serve as a base for predicting resilience and mental health. Based on this study, we will create interventions that help people cope with difficult life situations. These will be developed and tested in our future study DynaM-INT. If you are interested to support our DynaM-OBS study as a participant and live in Berlin, Mainz, Nijmegen, Tel Aviv, or Warsaw, please click here!

18 November 2020 – In this video, Prof. Dr. Birgit Kleim, Prof. Dr. Inez Germeys, and PhD student Marta Marciniak explain the meaning and use of ecological momentary assessments (EMAs) and ecological momentary interventions (EMIs) in psychology and in the DynaMORE project.