Center scientists Sarah Burkart, Michael Beets, Bridget Armstrong, Glenn Weaver, and Elizabeth Adams are among the authors of “Are parent-reported sleep logs essential? A comparison of three approaches to guide open source accelerometry-based nocturnal sleep processing in children” in Journal of Sleep Research.
More information on their article and a link to the full text are available here.
The Research Center for Child Well-Being is thrilled to share about our next Distinguished Speaker for our 2025-2026 season! During the academic year, we have national scholars visit us monthly and present about prevention science, child well-being, health disparities...
The Research Center for Child Well-Being is excited to start hosting our newest Distinguished Speaker Series line-up for the 2025-2026 academic year! From September to April, we have national scholars visit us once a month and present about prevention science, child...
Recruitment is still in progress for the PATCH study! Bridget Armstrong, Center Scientist, is testing the Platform for Accurate Tracking of Children’s Health (PATCH) in associated with an R01 grant from the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute. The PATCH is a small...
Many of our Center Scientists associated with the Arnold School of Public Health have published an article centered around children’s BMI during summer vacation compared to the school year. Center Associate Director and CTL Core Lead Scientist Michael Beets, Center...
We at the RCCWB were excited to host our Fall 2024 Distinguished Speakers, and we’re grateful to those who joined us for all of their insightful presentations! We still have 4 more speakers for the Spring 2025 portion of this year’s Distinguished Speaker Series. We...