CU CHANGE Lab

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 past year OR if you have never used cannabis.
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 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].

Participants needed for a research study looking at the effects of cannabis use among people being treated for cancer (IRB #18-0836).

Contact us at 303-492-9549 or [email protected]

Join us today for Community Brain Day, the engaging and fun final event of Institute of Cognitive Science CU-Boulder's Brain Awareness Week. From 4-6 PM at CINC (1777 Exposition Drive in Boulder), there will be interactive and informative activities to learn about neuroscience and psychology with CU researchers, including members of CU CHANGE. We hope to see you there!

We're getting excited for the upcoming Brain Awareness Week events hosted by the Institute of Cognitive Science CU-Boulder! Our own Drs. Bryan and Bidwell will each be giving talks that are free and open to the public; pre-registration is required since seating is limited. Community Brain Day will offer many engaging opportunities to learn about the brain and the cutting-edge research happening at CU, including in the CU CHANGE Lab. We look forward to seeing you there!

2018 Brain Awareness Week, March 12 to March 16 Join us for free public events to learn about the progress and benefits of brain research: speakers, demonstrations, meditation, and an open house with hands-on activties for all-ages.

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.

"If we can’t bring real-world cannabis into the lab, let’s bring the lab to the people." - Dr. Bidwell, sharing the rationale behind our innovative mobile laboratory with WIRED.

The Future of W**d Science Is a Van in Colorado "The idea is: If we can’t bring real-world cannabis into the lab, let’s bring the lab to the people.”

Need to increase your cardio? 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️

We are recruiting participants for a new study on strategies people can use to change their experience during cardiovascular exercise. Go to this webpage for more information on participating!

Strategies to Enhance the Experience of Exercise Strateg

Check out this story on Colorado Public Radio about our lab's cutting-edge research methods for studying cannabis! If you're interested in learning more about the COSMIC study, you can read about it on our lab website here: https://www.colorado.edu/changelab/cosmic

The CannaVan Helps Ma*****na Researchers Drive Around Some Roadblocks

Do you drink? You can earn up to $300 for your participation in an 8-week long program to help reduce your drinking. Click on the link to learn more and see if you are eligible to participate!