Psychobiology Methods CPD Workshop
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About
A workshop for members and non-members to learn more about conducting psychobiological research with wearables and secondary datasets.
We will have two themed sessions with speakers covering a range of research in these areas.
There will be panel discussion Q&As to enable delegates to ask individualised questions relevant to their research areas in each session and a final talk at the end of the day on open data.
Attendees can take part either online or in person.
The event will be held at:
- University of Westminster
115 New Cavendish St
W1W 6UW
Please note: the venue is full accessible.
For any queries please contact [email protected].
Programme
10:00am
- Registration and coffee
10:30am
- Welcome – Dr Kyla Pennington, BPS Psychobiology Section Chair
10:35am
- Session 1: Wearable Technologies and Psychobiological Research - Chair: Professor Catherine Loveday
10:40am
- Professor David Ellis, University of Bath - Conducting research with wearables; challenges and opportunities for psychobiological research?
11:20am
- Dr Caroline Dalton, Sheffield Hallam University - Within and between-day variation and associations of symptoms in Long Covid: Intensive Longitudinal study
11:35am
- Professor Catherine Loveday - Monitoring daily stressors in a small group of musicians using the Garmin watch
11:50am
- Professor Mark Wetherall, Northumbria University - Using smartwatches for the continuous assessment of stress indices during high-fidelity pre-hospital emergency medicine training
12:05pm
- Panel discussion + Q&A
12:30pm
- Lunch (included in ticket cost)
14:00pm
- Session 2: Secondary Datasets and Psychobiological Research - Chair: Dr Michael Smith
14:05pm
- Dr Ben Lacey, University of Oxford - Psychobiological measures in secondary datasets; The UK Biobank
14:45pm
- Dr Sarah Allen, University of Northumbria - What I have learnt from my research with the UK Biobank resource.
15:00pm
- TBC
15:15pm
- Dr Sam Westwood, Kings College London - Open Data and Psychobiological Research
16:00pm
- Panel discussion + Q&A
16:25pm
- Close
Registration
Advance registration is required.
Registration for in person attendance closes at 5pm on 17 April 2024.
Registration for virtual attendance closes at 12pm on 23 April 2024.
Price
- In Person - BPS Members: £40
- In Person - Psychobiology Section Members: £30
- In Person - Non-Members: £40
- In Person - Students: £20
- Online - BPS Members: £20
- Online - Section Members / Students: £10
Please note: in person attendance tickets include lunch.