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CUChange graduate student, Samantha Natal, is the lead author of a newly published paper with data from the recently completed PRISM project. The paper explores low back pain and cannabis. Check out the paper on Frontiers in Pharmacology by

A new paper on the LOTUS project was published in PLOS. The paper introduces the study's background, design, and other key features of the LOTUS study. Check out the paper by clicking the button below! Publication

Charleen Gust, Ph.D., a CUChange alum, published a new paper exploring the psychological and neurophysiological basis of the beneficial effects of yoga. This publication is based on her dissertation work completed at CUChange. Check out the

CUChange Co-Director, Dr. Cinnamon Bidwell, was interviewed for an article on calls to ban high-potency THC products in Boulder. Check out the full article below! Boulder Reporting Lab Article

CUChange Graduate Student, Luiza Rosa, was interviewed by Breeza, a Brazilian magazine. Luiza discussed our research in concentrates with the magazine. Check out the article below! Breeza Article

We are so proud of our very own Co-Director, Dr. Angela Bryan, for winning the Hazel Barnes Prize. Please click the button below to take a look at the article in ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ Today discussing the award and see what her colleagues had to say about her

Congratulations to Marin Mccallen, a CUChange undergraduate research assistant, for successfully defending her honors thesis, "Examining the Impact of Mindfulness on Sleep Disturbance and Alcohol Use". We are so proud of her hard work throughout her

We are so proud of CUChange PhD student Margy Chen for presenting at the Society for Behavioral Medicine Conference last month! She gave a very interesting presentation on her recent relationship satisfaction study. Great job, Margy!

We are so excited to announce that CUChange Co-Director, Dr. Angela Bryan, has won the 2024 Hazel Barnes Prize. Since 1992, the Hazel Barnes Prize has been awarded each year to the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ faculty member who has most consistently

CUChange PRA, Devon Rapken, did a great job presenting their poster at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association conference in Denver this past weekend! Devon's project examined the relationship between discrimination and risky cannabis use