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Measuring Player Wellbeing in Video Games

post by Szymon Olejarnik (2023 cohort) Recently, I published the first paper from my PhD titled “The PMDWell Framework: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Video Game Players’ Wellbeing” in Computers […]


Gendernet Progress update: insights and feedback from interviews

We are now well into the Gendernet project and have already interviewed over 30 staff members and students across the University of Nottingham. Early findings from the interviews were presented […]


Soma Co-Designed Technology for Wellbeing: Workshop Reflections

As part of the Soma Co-Designed Technology for Wellbeing project, we have held two co-design workshops to explore how embodied, sensory design can support the mental wellbeing of neurodivergent individuals — particularly adults with […]


W-WATI call for participants

Horizon’s Workplace Wellbeing and the Internet project is running a set of research activities to better understand dimensions of wellbeing in the workplace. The findings from this research will  support […]


Workplace Wellbeing and the Internet (W-WATI) reaches mid-point

The first 6 months of W-WATI have been busy and very productive! The first stage of our study exploring workplace wellbeing and the internet was to define workplace wellbeing. To […]