CU CHANGE Lab

Participants needed for a research study on cannabis and blood sugar regulation (IRB #19-0015). You may be eligible if you are a regular cannabis user and are willing to use cannabis during the study.
Contact us at (303)-492-9549 or [email protected].

Participants needed for a research study on cannabis and blood sugar regulation (IRB #19-0015). You may be eligible if you have not used cannabis in the last 3 months and are willing to use cannabis during the study.
Contact us at (303)-492-9549 or [email protected].

The CU REACH Center, of which Drs. Bidwell and Hutchison are founding members, is holding its inaugural colloquium this afternoon. Dr. Brian Keegan will be presenting "An Informatics Research Agenda for Cannabis" in ENVD 201 ("The Garage") from 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM.

CU Boulder College of Arts & Sciences Magazine features our doctoral student Casey Gardiner's research, funded by the American Psychological Foundation. This work unites theories from psychology, neuroscience, and behavioral economics "to help people be as successful as possible when they’re trying to adopt healthier behaviors."

https://www.colorado.edu/asmagazine/2017/12/22/will-money-make-treadmills-move

Individuals in the Boulder-Denver area who may be interested in participating in Casey's ongoing and upcoming research studies on dietary and exercise behavior change can email her to learn more: [email protected].

Will money make treadmills move? Doctoral candidate wins Visionary Grant to determine if timely monetary incentives encourage exercise as well as they foster better eating habits.