Research & Innovation at MindExp
From algorithms to lived stories — we're committed to rigorous, inclusive research that advances student well-being globally. We partner with universities, clinicians, technologists, and students to conduct cutting-edge research. Browse our projects or propose a collaboration.
Featured Research Projects
A 3-year longitudinal study with college students assessing changes in loneliness, anxiety, depression, and flourishing, evaluating use of the Roadmap mHealth app.
- Loneliness significantly decreased from Year 1 to Year 3.
- Increased engagement with gratitude journal and positive psychology features correlated with better well-being.
- Suggests app-based interventions can be scaled to enhance student mental health.
A survey and qualitative study with students during the first year of the pandemic, exploring anxiety, depression, loneliness, and coping strategies.
- Identified high levels of loneliness among students.
- Students primarily used social connection, media consumption, and rest as coping mechanisms.
- Emphasizes the value of community support systems in mitigating mental health challenges.
Explore Our Research Content
University Students’ Use of Mental Health Services
Exploring Perceptions Towards Mental Health Apps
Panel: Designing Digital Tools for Wellness
Keynote: The Future of Student Mental Health
Anxiety Prevalence By Region
Before/After Intervention Charts
Researcher Interview: Dr. Emily Carter
Student Experience: A Journey with Anxiety
Collaborate With Us
If you are a researcher, university faculty, clinician, or student with a project idea, data, or expertise, we’d love to hear from you. Together we can co-create tools, run studies, and publish findings that truly change lives.
Our Partners & Ethical Commitment
We are proud to collaborate with leading institutions and uphold the highest standards of ethical research.
All our collaborative research is governed by strict IRB protocols, ensuring participant privacy, informed consent, and data security. We are committed to transparency in our methods and findings.
Read Our Ethics Policy →