DigiWELL Impact Forum 2026 představuje svůj program

Dvoudenní setkání DigiWELL Impact Forum, které se uskuteční 1.–2. října 2026 na City Campusu Ostravské univerzity, už má svůj program. Akce nabídne prostor pro sdílení aktuálních výsledků projektu DigiWELL, odbornou diskusi i setkání projektového týmu, partnerů a dalších hostů.

Program prvního dne bude věnován především odborným tematickým blokům. Účastníci se mohou těšit na příspěvky zaměřené na digitální behaviorální intervence, mHealth, využití nositelných technologií, EMA data, dynamiku každodenního wellbeingu, analytické přístupy ve výzkumu digitálního wellbeingu nebo digitální wellbeing dětí a dospívajících.

Součástí programu budou také diskuse, networkingové příležitosti a neformální aktivity. První den zakončí sportovní aktivita a společná večeře.

Druhý den nabídne paralelní diseminační workshopy, posterovou sekci a tematický blok zaměřený na technologie, umělou inteligenci, stárnutí a péči. Fórum uzavře panelová diskuse věnovaná budoucím směrům výzkumu digitálního wellbeingu, do níž se zapojí řečníci z tematických sekcí, mezinárodní hosté, projektoví partneři i další stakeholdeři.

DigiWELL Impact Forum tak představí nejen aktuální výzkumné výstupy projektu, ale také širší otázky spojené s tím, jak mohou digitální technologie přispívat k porozumění wellbeingu, zdraví a každodennímu životu.

Registrace na akci je dostupná zde.

 

DigiWELL Impact Forum 2026

Preliminary Program

Day 1 – October 1, 2026

*Program in English language

* Each presentation is allocated 10 minutes for the talk, followed by 5 minutes for question

Thematic session n. 2

EMA, Wearables, and the Dynamics of Everyday Well-being

9:00–11:40

Time	Presentation
9:00-9:15	Steriani Elavsky + Team DigiWELL: Opening and Welcome
9:15–9:30	Lenka Knapová – From Momentary Intentions to Action: Psychological and Environmental Influences on the Physical Activity Intention–Behavior Relationship
9:30–9:45	Lenka Knapová – Perceived Thermal Comfort in Daily Life: Comparing Wearable Environmental Sensing and Outdoor Temperature Using Ambulatory Assessment
9:45–10:00	Roman Filo – Lag-Specific Associations Between Recent Physical Activity and Subsequent Affect in Young Adults: An Ambulatory Assessment
10:00–10:15	Steriani Elavsky – Exploring HAPA-Related Predictors of Physical Activity in Adults with Obesity
10:15–10:30	Marek Brabec – Dynamical Statistical Modeling of EMA Data
10:30–10:45	General Discussion

10:45–11:00

Coffee Break

 

Thematic session n. 1

Digital Behavioral Interventions and mHealth for Health

11:00–12:25

Time	Presentation
11:00–11:15	Martin Šašinka – Automated Dietary Quality Assessment for Personalised Nutritional Feedback in Free-Living Conditions
11:15–11:30	Andrea Duchoňová – Feasibility of Exercise Snacks and Self-Monitoring Using Fitbit and Garmin Wearables in People with Obesity
11:30–11:45	Tomáš Větrovský – Criterion Validity of Fitbit and Garmin Wearables for Monitoring Moderate-Intensity Exercise Snacks in People with Obesity
11:45–12:00	Steriani Elavsky – A Hybrid Counselling and Just-in-Time Adaptive Intervention (JITAI) to Promote Physical Activity and Eating Behavior in Adults with Obesity
12:00–12:15	Marie Turčičová – Statistical Modeling for Timing Just-in-Time Adaptive Interventions
12:15–12:30	Richard Cimler – HealthReact in Practice: Adaptive EMA and Wearable-Driven Research

12:30–13:10

Lunch Break

13:10-14:40 Workshop Bringing Together Roma and Non-Roma Students

 

Thematic session n.3

Methodologies and Analytical Approaches in Digital Well-being Research

14:40–16:20

Time	Presentation
14:40–14:55	Tomáš Řiháček – Research on Feedback in Psychotherapy: A Study Design
14:55–15:10	Jiří Čeněk – Eye-Tracking in Social Sciences: Capabilities and Limitations
15:10–15:25	Patrícia Martinková – Interactive SIA Modules for Psychometric Research Dissemination and Data Analysis
15:25–15:40	Dana Hamplová – From Dissatisfied East to Dissatisfied West? Convergence and Reversal of the Life Satisfaction Gap
15:40–15:55	Roman Filo – Lag-Specific Associations Between Recent Physical Activity and Subsequent Affect in Young Adults
15:55–16:10	Radim Lískovec – Beyond the Time Stamp: The Role of Chronotopes in Interpreting Longitudinal EMA Data
16:10–16:20	General Discussion

16:20–16:35

Coffee Break

 

Thematic session n. 4

Digital Well-being of Children and Adolescents

16:35–17:30

Time	Presentation
16:35–16:50	Adéla Švestková – From the iMEW to Interventions: The Mechanism Gap We Have Yet to Theorize
16:50–17:05	Hana Macháčková – Findings from the EU Kids Online V Project
17:05–17:20	Anna Pidnebesna – Beyond Screen Time: App Usage Patterns and Adolescent Wellbeing
17:20–17:35	Nikol Kvardová – Evaluating informative theory-based hypotheses about digital media effects
17:35–17:45	General Discussion

17:45–18:45

Sport Activity (Running, yoga or climbing)

19:00–20:00

Social Dinner

20:00 onwards

Evening Social Programme

Day 2 – October 2, 2026

9:00-10:30 Parallel Dissemination Workshops

*Program in Czech language

 

Workshop: Bringing Together Roma and Non-Roma Students

Workshop: UPOL Challenge accepted: organising a press conference within a scientific conference

Workshop: Try 5 Minutes in an Older Body: Raising Awareness of Prevention and Designing an Age-Friendly World

 

Poster Session

9:00-10:30 

Roman Filo – Sleep-Physical Activity Associations in Young Adults Across Day-to-Day, Burst-to-Burst, and Between-Person Levels: An Ambulatory Assessment

Atefeh Bagherianziarat – Digital Engagement and Perseverance: A Latent Profile Analysis of ICT Use among Teenagers

Lucie Vidovićová – Technology and Care: Czech Public Attitudes Toward Social Robots in the Context of Wellbeing

Zoe Guerrero – Co-designing Digital Wellbeing: Integrating Human-Centered Design and the TFA Framework to Create a Mental Health Wellbeing Intervention

Veronika Horká – The Impact of Bariatric-Metabolic Surgery on Biopsychosocial Wellbeing

Michal Doležel – CZprev2-MAUQ in Practice: Initial Validation Through a Calorie-Tracking mHealth Application

Jiří Mertl – Digitalisation of Czech Labour Offices: A Creeping Loss of Social Work Discretion and Mandate

Michaela Cichrová – Spline-Based Methods for Differential Item Functioning with Continuous Covariates

Session 5

Technology, AI, and Wellbeing in Aging and Care

10:40–12:20

Time	Presentation
10:40–10:55	Honglin Chen – Technology Assisted Intervention for Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment: The Facts from China
10:55–11:10	Xingyue Su – AI Integration in Institutional Elder Care: A Qualitative Study of Care Workers‘ Experiences in an Advanced Smart Nursing Home in Shanghai
11:10–11:25	Adéla Švestková – How Do We Choose Physicians Online? A Mixed-Methods Eye-Tracking Study
11:25–11:40	David Jakeš – Validation of Virtual Environments for Remote Self-Guided Exposure Therapy in Social Anxiety Disorder
11:40–11:55	Marcela Ely – Older Adults as Citizen Scientists: Participatory Mapping of Environmental Factors Supporting Safe Movement and Fall Prevention through the Our Voice Initiative
11:55–12:10	Marie Pinďáková Volaříková – Robot Robin in a Nursing Home: Preliminary Study
12:10–12:20	General Discussion

12:20–13:00

Lunch Break

Panel Discussion

Future Directions in Digital Well-being Research

13:00–14:30

Open discussion involving speakers from all thematic sessions, international guests, project partners, and stakeholders.

WP leaders‘ discussion on funding opportunities.

14:30

Closing Remarks and Farewell