The MeTRIC Symposium brings together University of Michigan researchers and experts to share their work, outline obstacles and lessons learned, and provide guidance for successfully implementing health research utilizing wearable and mobile technologies. 

The 2024 MeTRIC Symposium was held on November 1 at NCRC in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Sessions focused on key themes related to the design, technology, ethics, rigor, and reproducibility of research using mobile technologies. Topics align with resources available to U-M investigators. This free, in-person event is open to all U-M faculty, staff, trainees and learners. 

Learning objectives 

Attendees can expect dynamic presentations, interactive discussions, and opportunities to connect with peers. Following the event, participants will:

  • Understand key considerations to guide decision-making across the research life cycle when incorporating wearables and mobile technologies in human subjects studies.
  • Increase their understanding of rigorous, innovative research methods using mobile technologies in diverse populations.
  • Identify and mitigate potential ethical and safety issues in mobile technologies research. 
  • Identify opportunities for collaboration with others utilizing wearable and other mobile technologies at U-M.
  • Understand how to access U-M resources and support for mobile technologies research. 

Poster session

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Details

Our sponsors

Thank you to the U-M units and departments for their support. 

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Questions? 

Please contact Conni Harrigan with any questions about registration, conference details or to request an accommodation.