Stories
How research teams use StudySync, and the work we're building into it.
July 2026Particulate Matter as a Contributor to Gastrointestinal Disease and Symptom Burden in Cystic Fibrosis
Participants are enrolling for a Stanford study using a wearable exposometer to test how particulate matter shapes the gut microbiome and GI symptoms in cystic fibrosis, tracked on StudySync.
- July 2026
Interventions to Counter Extreme Heat
300 participants are expected in a Stanford-led study pairing Fitbit, household sensors, and surveys to test reflective roofs against extreme heat in Makassar.
- July 2026
Beneficial Exposome: Investigating its Effect on Human Health
A Stanford team uses StudySync to follow closely 19+ participants for "The Beneficial Exposome Study".
July 2026Neural mechanism of the effect of acupuncture in hypertension
A UC Irvine team is following 30 participants with Fitbit while studying whether electroacupuncture affects blood pressure, autonomic activity, and vascular health.
June 2026Smarter wearable adherence in StudySync: clustering wear patterns to time reminders right
How StudySync reads each participant's real wear rhythm from Fitbit data and uses it to send charge/re-wear reminders at the moment they'll actually land — instead of a fixed ping for everyone.