We’re always grateful to hear how NeuroUX is helping research teams run complex EMA studies more efficiently. From flexible study designs to easy participant engagement and data access, our goal is to make research workflows simpler at every step.

🎉 We are excited to announce the awardees of the NeuroUX Pilot Grant Program for EMA Research! Congratulations to Sarah Berretta and Antoine Khati. We are excited to support their innovative research using the NeuroUX Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) Platform. 🔬 Sarah Berretta is a PhD student in Psychology at the University of Texas at Dallas, where she studies the social and cognitive processes associated with psychosis. When she's not in the lab, she's busy keeping up with her cat Bean, dog Miles, and turtle Jeff. Her NeuroUX pilot study will conduct an ecological assessment of hostile attribution bias (HAB) to better understand how people interpret real-world social interactions. 🔬 Antoine Khati, MD, MS, is an MD/PhD student at the University of Connecticut whose research focuses on digital health monitoring, EMA, wearable data, and predictive modeling. Outside of research, you'll likely find him at the gym, making a breakfast large enough to need its own IRB protocol, or overthinking a single sentence in an email. His NeuroUX pilot study will examine breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL) using EMA to better understand how symptoms, treatment adherence, emotional distress, and daily challenges change over time. Congratulations, Sarah and Tony! We look forward to working with you and supporting your research.

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Ready for #ACRM2025? So are we! Visit us at Booth #205 to explore how we're advancing rehabilitation research with comprehensive tools for real-world data collection. Our platform brings together cognitive assessments, EMA surveys, passive sensing, and wearables integration - everything you need to keep participants engaged while capturing the data that matters to your research. 📅 Pre-book your meeting and get a chance to win a smartwatch: getneuroux.com/contact

When research teams say we’re integral to their work, we know we’re on the right path. NeuroUX offers a highly customizable and intuitive platform for ambulatory assessment, designed to adapt to your research questions without the technical headaches. We don’t just provide the tools — we act as an extension of your team, supporting you through every stage of the research process. It makes us genuinely happy to receive such positive feedback from our research partners.

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New paper alert! 🚨​ This study demonstrates the feasibility, reliability, and validity of NeuroUX's mobile cognitive tests for evaluating cancer-related cognitive impairments in breast cancer survivors. Over an 8-week period, participants completed smartphone-based cognitive tests with high adherence (87.3%) and high satisfaction (mean 87%). These findings highlight the value of NeuroUX for real-world cognitive monitoring in oncology. Congratulations to the research team on this important work!​ frontiersin.org/journals/dig…

NeuroUX is heading to #SBM2025! Meet us at Booth #8 to explore how our platform can advance behavioral medicine research. Let’s discuss your study needs, from mobile cognitive testing to EMA, passive sensing, and wearables integration—all in one place. 📅 Pre-schedule a meeting to learn more about our platform and get a chance to win a Fitbit or Garmin smartwatch! Book your slot:getneuroux.com/contact

We’re excited to highlight another must-attend session at INS 2025! 🎉 Join Laura Campbell, PhD, as she presents important research on how smartphone-based ecological momentary cognitive testing is helping assess neurobehavioral symptoms, disability, and quality of life in veterans and service members with mild TBI. Don’t miss this session to learn more about how mobile cognitive testing is driving real-world impact! At NeuroUX, we’re helping advance research in veteran care through digital assessment tools. If you're at INS 2025, visit Booth #21 to connect with us. Looking forward to great discussions in New Orleans! ✨

Join us at INS 2025! We’ll be at Booth #21 and would love to connect. If you’re attending, stop by to chat about how NeuroUX supports brain health research with our advanced mobile cognitive testing platform, EMA application, and other research tools. 📅 Pre-schedule a meeting with us to discuss your study needs and explore tailored solutions. Looking forward to insightful conversations in New Orleans!

INS 2025 is almost here! We’re looking forward to an exciting week of discussions on brain health research and advancements in the field. One of the highlights — Dr. Ashley Henneghan will be presenting a poster on: Psychometric Evaluation of Smartphone-Based Ecological Momentary Cognitive Tests for Executive Functioning in Women with Metastatic Breast Cancer. 📍 Acadia (Grand Ballroom), Floor 3 🗓️ February 13, 2025 | 2:45-4:00 PM If you're attending, be sure to check it out! Stay tuned for more updates from the event.

New paper alert! 🚨 This study provides strong psychometric evidence for NeuroUX's mobile cognitive tests in metastatic breast cancer survivors. Congratulations to the research team on this important work! journals.sagepub.com/doi/epu…