Join our next 45-minute webinar to discover Garmin Health’s latest features for Citizen Science projects.

We’ll introduce a new tool that will be especially exciting for researchers – our newly built Research Participation Program, and how it enables researchers to carry out Citizen Science projects based on data donations.

Additionally, together with our guest speakers we’ll showcase how the Health and Happiness Study by researchers at Harvard University (4:30 PM CET) and University of Oxford (8:00 AM CET) use this citizen science approach together with Garmin Health in creating the world’s first global research study using surveys, smartphones, and smartwatches to study wellbeing in daily life.

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Business Development Manager

Garmin Health EMEA

Dr. Leon Brudy works as B2B Business Development Manager at Garmin Health where he is in charge of data-driven partnerships in research and clinical trials for the regions of Europe, Middle East, Africa and India. Previously he worked as research associate at the German Heart Center Munich and the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the Technical University of Munich where he completed clinical work as part of his dissertation on physical activity, quality of life and cardiovascular risk in patients with congenital heart disease. Additionally, he’s a published author and holds academic degrees in Health Science, Political Science, and Economics.

Assistant Professor

Warwick Business School & University of Oxford

Dr Caspar Kaiser is an Assistant Professor with the Behavioural Science Group at Warwick Business School. He holds a DPhil in Social Policy from Nuffield College (University of Oxford). Caspar is also a research fellow at Oxford University's Wellbeing Research Centre, a research affiliate at the Institute for New Economic Thinking, and chair of the board of the Happier Lives Institute. Caspar’s research focuses on the measurement and determinants of wellbeing. Regarding measurement, he works on improving the comparability of survey data on people’s feelings. Concerning determinants, he is particularly interested in how social comparisons and inequalities – especially in income – shape people’s wellbeing.

Dr Caspar Kaiser will be available during the webinar on Mar 26 at 8:00 AM CET .

PhD candidate in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and Research Associate at the Oxford University Wellbeing Research Center

Harvard Kennedy School

Micah Kaats is a PhD candidate in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. His research focuses on the determinants and downstream effects of social connections and subjective wellbeing. He also serves as a Research Associate for the Wellbeing Research Centre at Oxford University and Senior Analyst for the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen. He has designed, implemented, and supervised studies of more than 20,000 participants in over 24 countries. He holds Master’s degrees in Applied Ethics and Economic Policy from Utrecht University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from UPenn. 

Micah Kaats will be available during the webinar on Mar 26 at 4:30 CET .