Marko Ahtisaari: Optimizing Human Performance

Judson Brewer - Mindfulness and Neurofeedback

Adam Gazzaley on Video Games and Neuroscience

Temple Grandin: Different Kinds of Minds Contribute to Society

Martha Herbert on A Whole Body Approach to Brain Health

Jeffrey "Lyte" Lin on Shaping Behavior in Online Games

Katherine Milkman on The Fresh Start Effect

Neema Moraveji on Breath as a Calming Technology

Dr. John Ratey: Exercise and the Brain

Christina A. Roberto on Improving Diet Through Evidence-based Policies

Stephen Schueller on Optimizing Mental Health (Part 1): Investigating Well-being and Character in Psychology

Stephen Schueller on Optimizing Mental Health (Part 2): Designing and Implementing Mobile Phone Interventions to Combat Depression

Natasha Dow Schüll - Self-Tracking Devices

Robert Stickgold - Sleep, Memory and Psychiatric Health

Rosalind Picard on measuring stress, engagement and positive affect

Robert Morris on Crowdsourcing Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being

Tools for Wellbeing: From Depression to Resilience

Chuck Czeisler on sleep, performance and health in a 24/7 culture

Ben Sawyer on Games for Health

Matthew Nock on Prediction of Suicidal Behavior

Dinesh John: Active Workstations to Combat Sedentary Behavior

Lisa Mosconi on Nutritional Medicine

Final Project Presentations for MAS S62: Health Behavior Change Lab (Part 1)

Final Project Presentations for MAS S62: Health Behavior Change Lab (Part 2)

Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 1

Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 1 Q&A

Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 2

Rafael Calvo on Positive Computing Part 2 Q&A

Alex "Sandy" Pentland and Rosalind Picard

Alex 'Sandy' Pentland on The Social Physics of Wellbeing Part 1

Alex 'Sandy' Pentland on The Social Physics of Wellbeing Part 1 Q&A

Alex 'Sandy' Pentland on The Social Physics of Wellbeing Part 2

Alex 'Sandy' Pentland on The Social Physics of Wellbeing Part 2 Q&A

Ted Simendinger and Agnis Stibe

Ted Simendinger on Managing the Worry Circle Part 1

Ted Simendinger on Managing the Worry Circle Part 1 Q & A

Ted Simendinger on Managing the Worry Circle Part 2

Ted Simendinger on Managing the Worry Circle Part 2 Q&A

Dean Eckles and Agnis Stibe

Dean Eckles on Learning and Experimenting with Behavior in Networks Part 1

Dean Eckles on Learning and Experimenting with Behavior in Networks Q & A 1

Dean Eckles on Learning and Experimenting with Behavior in Networks Part 2

Dean Eckles on Learning and Experimenting with Behavior in Networks Q&A 2

Timothy Bickmore and Rosalind Picard

Timothy Bickmore on Relational Agents for Health Interventions in Underserved Populations Part 1

Timothy Bickmore on Relational Agents for Health Interventions in Underserved Populations Q&A 1

Timothy Bickmore on Relational Agents for Health Interventions in Underserved Populations Part 2

Timothy Bickmore on Relational Agents for Health Interventions in Underserved Populations Q&A 2

Jim Prochaska and Rosalind Picard

Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Part 1

Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Q&A 1

Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Part 2

Jim Prochaska on High Impact Digitally Tailored Behavior Change Programs Q&A 2

Brian Cugelman and Agnis Stibe

Brian Cugelman on Ancient Motivation and Digital Influence

Samir Chatterjee and Agnis Stibe

Samir Chatterjee on Designing Persuasive Mobile Technologies to Assist and Monitor Heart-Failure Patients

Sebastian Deterding and Agnis Stibe

Sebastian Deterding on Palaces in Time: Designing Against Productivity

Todd Rogers and Agnis Stibe

Todd Rogers on Social Support and Student Well-Being

Kent Larson and Agnis Stibe

Agnis Stibe on Persuasive Cities for Sustainable Wellbeing

Decoding Dating: A different perspective on building relationships

Running Into Wellbeing: The Mood, Anxiety, and Cognitive Benefits of Physical Activity

When can a computer improve your social skills?

Performance Under Pressure: Fear is Not an Option

Walter Willett on Tools for Wellbeing