Center for Research On Emotion, Stress, and Technology

Welcome to the homepage for the Center for Research on Emotion, Stress, and Technology at the University of Vermont. We are an interdisciplinary team who conducts research on traumatic stress. Our main objective is to find ways to reduce the distress many experience after a trauma and prevent chronic suffering. To achieve this challenging goal, we integrate methods from psychology, neuroscience, and computer science.

We are excited to be accepting applications for the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program for the 2020-2021 application cycle. Click the video below to learn more and apply here: https://www.uvm.edu/cas/psychology/phd-program-application-process

Our New Research Findings

The Association between Pain Trajectories with PTSD, Depression, and Disability During the Acute Post Trauma Period

Different trajectories of PTSD symptoms during the acute post-trauma period

Emotionally valenced stimuli impact response inhibition in those with substance use disorder and co-occurring anxiety and depression symptoms

New developments at CREST

Check the featured work of CREST Alumnus, Julie Connor

Congratulations to Dr. Price was appointed as the George W. Albee Green & Gold Professor of Psychological Science

Join us at ISTSS 2020 Virtually this year! We will be leading a Pre-Meeting Institute on Network Analyses in R!

Congratulations to Alison Legrand on receiving the UVM graduate student research grant!

Congratulations to Zoe Brier on her receipt of the ISTSS Student COVID Research Award!

Congratulations to Alison Legrand for receiving the Mariellen Fischer Dissertation Award!

Congratulations to Annabel Diestel on receiving a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship to conduct a network analysis!