Research Team
Dr. Peter Koval, University of Melbourne
Dr. Peter Koval is a Lecturer and ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award recipient at the University of Melbourne. His research lies at the intersection of social, personality, and clinical psychology with a focus on emotional processes. A major focus of his work uses ecological momentary assessment to capture individual differences in emotional functioning in daily life. These methods assess how people differ in their experience and regulation of emotions and how these processes relate to well-being and psychopathology.
Prof. Mario Alvarez-Jimenez, Orygen – National Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health
Professor Mario Alvarez-Jimenez is Director, eOrygen. Mario has pioneered the use of online social media to foster long-term recovery in youth mental health. His research focus is on relapse prevention and psychosocial recovery in youth mental health through online social media, mobile-based interventions and new models of positive psychotherapy.
Prof. John Gleeson, Australian Catholic University
John Gleeson is Professor and Head of the School of Psychology at the Australian Catholic University. John is a clinical psychologist with 20 years experience in severe mental health problems. His research interests include psychological treatments in youth with psychosis, the use of moderated on-line social interventions for youth with mental health problems, and experience sampling methods in the understanding of anxiety and mood problems.
Developers
Prof. Richard Sinnott, Melbourne eResearch Group
Professor Richard O. Sinnott is the Director of eResearch at the University of Melbourne and Professor of Applied Computing Systems. In these roles he is responsible for all aspects of eResearch (research-oriented IT development) at the University. He has been lead software engineer/architect on an extensive portfolio of national and international projects, with specific focus on those research domains requiring finer-grained access control (security).
