A holistic approach on physical activity, sedentary behaviours, dietary habits and sleep and their linked determinants: a project in older adults using network analysis and ecological momentary assessment.

Creating safe and attractive environments to walk and cycle using virtual reality.

Doctoral project Elien Lebuf

Doctoral project Iris Maes

Doctoral project Julie Delobelle

Doctoral project Maxim De Sloovere

Neighborhood environments and older adults' mental health: Mediating role of environmental perception and activity diversity

Safe and attractive parks for all adolescents : a multidisciplinary qualitative approach to enhance the design of public open spaces in the Andean region of Ecuador

Safe and attractive parks for all adolescents : a multidisciplinary quantitative approach to enhance the design of public open spaces in the Andean region of Ecuador

The intricate relationship between socioeconomic status, environmental factors, and their role in shaping health behaviours and food insecurity in peri-urban settings in Flanders

The protective effect of physical activity on daily cognitive functioning of older adults and the mediating role of sleep and mental wellbeing

Time- and context-dependency of environmental determinants of physical activity in European youth.

Defining individual and contextual determinants of food cravings in an obese adult population using EMA

Doctoral project Linde Van Hecke

Doctoral project Sien Benoit

Optimizing public parks for active and healthy ageing: a participatory approach

Acute effects of the physical and social environment on anxiety and perceived stress and their impact on walking levels in people with epilepsy

A holistic approach on multiple health behaviours and their linked determinants: a project towards personalized health interventions in older adults, using network analysis and ecological momentary assessment

A multidisciplinary approach to design active, safe and inclusive parks in the Andean region of Ecuador

Creating safe and attractive environments to walk and cycle: participatory research using virtual environments

GRAY – Ghent University Research for “Aging Young”.

INtervention on the DEterminants of, and Expertise in, Physical activity behaviours

Investigating the Pleasure of Physical Activity among Young People with Intellectual Disabilities: The Influence of Social Interaction and the Green Environment

Park use, physical activity and emotional wellbeing in older adults: experimental study combining virtual reality and real-life conditions

Precious Prompts: developing an innovative just-in-time adaptive prompt-based intervention aimed at interrupting prolonged bouts of sedentary behavior in older adults

The protective effect of physical activity on older adults’ daily cognitive performance and the mediating role of sleep and mental wellbeing

TIME for change in health promotion research: a focus on the DYNAMIC nature of individual and environmental determinants of physical activity and sedentary time

Acute effects of park characteristics on mental health among older adults with a low socio-economic status

Assessment of cycling safety on adolescents’ commuting routes based on spatiotemporal analyses

Assessment of cycling safety on adolescents’ commuting routes based on spatiotemporal analyses.

Citizen science on park accessibility and park visitation among older adults

Critical attributes of parks associated with physical, mental and social health in older adults: a participatory approach

Development and testing of an individually-tailored mobile application to promote physical activity in recently retired adults

Happy and Healthy aging in Ghent, an inspiration trajectory.

Physical Activity for CognitivE health: investigating the Underlying causal Pathways (PACE-UP project)

Stand Up, Stay Top - a theory-based mHealth intervention aimed at the reduction of sedentary behavior in older adults

Walk- and cycle friendly environments: how do we start?

“Walk on”: A health psychology perspective on physical activity in fibromyalgia.

Development and evaluation of an intervention to stimulate active living in recently retired adults

Physical environmental factors related to physical activity in adults: identifying the contribution of 'activity-friendly' environments next to psycho-social factors and demographics