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Addressing global health challenges such as an ageing population and rising rates of noncommunicable diseases requires sophisticated innovations. Our research and innovation aim to create and deliver the next generation of digital health interventions to improve health across the life course and address health inequalities. We develop preventative interventions to increase healthy behaviors and digital therapeutics for chronic conditions such as asthma and depression.
Our research addresses the core elements of successful digital health interventions, including the development of digital therapeutics and biomarkers, tailoring and just-in-time adaptive interventions, determining intervention receptivity, and addressing health inequalities through digital interventions.
We are part of the Centre for Digital Health Interventionsand also lead on the CAS ETH in Digital Health.
We are pleased to welcome Priyam Joshi as a summer fellow. Priyam earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Public Health with a specialization in epidemiology from Georgia State University. She is passionate about enhancing the accessibility, [...]
Thursday, 30 May 2024, 4.15 pm CET About Noé Brasier Noé Brasier MD is a medical doctor by training with a board certification in internal medicine from FMH. His research focuses on the translation of wearable body-fluid analysis, with a focus on sweat, into clinical [...]
Congratulations 🙌 to our SOLA team 2024 including Robert Jakob (thanks for organizing it! 🙏), Nicolas Hesse, Dr. Mia Jovanova, Wasu Mekniran, Estelle Pfitzer, Prabhakaran "Prabhu" Santhanam, and Jinjoo Shim. SOLA is the largest university sports event in Switzerland. A 14-member running team covers a total [...]
We are very happy to welcome Helen Galliker, who joins us as a game designer for holographic conversational agents at the Centre for Digital Health Interventions. Helen studied Game Design at the Zurich University of the Arts, viewing games as an interactive medium that can motivate [...]
Thursday, 16 May 2024, 6:30 pm CET The Swiss Longevity Network (SLN) aims to connect professionals from medicine and other background. Their goal is to develop a platform for exchange as well as to promote scientific approaches to evidence in the field of Longevity Medicine. [...]
