Examining how information, data and technology can strengthen health, well-being and resilience for individuals and communities, including research on care systems, public health, crisis response, recovery and equitable access to health information.

Researchers

• Hala Annabi
• Anind Dey
• Karen Fisher
• Rachel Moran
• Wanda Pratt
• Jaime Snyder
• Lucy Lu Wang

Related Projects and Grants

The University of Washington Institute for Neurodiversity and Employment

PI: Hala Annabi
Funding: Canopy Neurodiversity Foundation, $23,421,772
Dates: 2025-2030

Health Policy Research Scholars Cohort Seven – 2023

PI: Clarita Lefthand-Begay
Funding: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $124,000
Dates: 2023-2027

Monitoring Acute and Longer-Term Effects of Cannabis on Psychomotor Performance in Daily Life Among Medical Cannabis Patients

PI: Anind Dey
Funding: National Institute on Drug Abuse, $59,724
Dates: 2024-2025

Success Enablers that Empower Neurodivergent Technology Professionals (SEEN Tech Professionals)

PI: Hala Annabi
Funding: National Science Foundation, $932,314
Dates: 2024-2025

Creating Space for Teen Mental Health

PI: Jin Ha Lee
Funding: Institute of Museum and Library Services, $23,476
Dates: 2022-2025

Smartphone Sensors to Detect Shifts Toward Healthy Behavior During Alcohol Treatment

PI: Anind Dey
Funding: National Institutes of Health, $18,658
Dates: 2022-2023

A Mobile Sensing System to Monitor Symptoms during Chemotherapy

PI: Anind Dey
Funding: National Institutes of Health, $7,436
Dates: 2019-2023