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Tell your expensive BI tools: "Data la vista, baby!"🕶️ DataLaVista™ is a lightweight, client-side reporting and dashboard toolkit.
The Eisenberg Family Depression Center publishes open source tools, automations, and research workflows designed to accelerate mental health discoveries while remaining highly reusable across any research discipline. By reducing technical barriers and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, we help researchers solve complex data problems without starting from zero.
Tell your expensive BI tools: "Data la vista, baby!"🕶️ DataLaVista™ is a lightweight, client-side reporting and dashboard toolkit.
Automated sleep data cleanup and processing to harmonize Fitbit data obtained via Fitabase with self-reported sleep diary entries sent via SMS-to-Email. [10.6084/m9.figshare.25669173.v1]
Real-world examples of AI prompts from the University of Michigan. [DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25669170]
AI, JavaScript, SharePoint, and Power Platform projects built by the Automators Anonymous™ community of practice at UMich.
A collection of data tools that can be used for mental health research with secondary data. [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15242758]
Tell your expensive BI tools: "Data la vista, baby!"🕶️ DataLaVista™ is a lightweight, client-side reporting and dashboard toolkit.
Collection of solutions to the "IT is going to delete my old emails" problem, using Power Automate or other tools.
Standard code repo template that provides common features, README sections, and U-M copyright notices to help new repositories comply with U-M guidelines.
Custom HTML and CSS for the Depression Center KB (TDX Client Portal), with templates for Bootstrap components that work inside knowledge base articles. [10.5281/zenodo.18164172]
Efficient pre-processing, cleaning, and visualization of Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) survey data in R to enable high-quality, real-time behavioral insights. [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17982075]
Extractium™ builds a compendium: a portable, static, multi-format knowledge index any LLM can consume.
Field Station AI is a private, in-browser AI workspace for health and behavioral researchers.
Scripts to capture GitHub repository and usage statistics daily. [DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.26090902].
Mobile technologies code from the University of Michigan's Mobile Data Experts Network (MDEN), featuring data cleaning automations, REDCap project templates, and links to useful external modules. [DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25438714]
Code and documentation for MiNap sleep diary smartwatch app and related infrastructure, developed by the 2023 ITS intern cohort at the University of Michigan. [10.6084/m9.figshare.25438711]
MiNap Go: a standalone, ready-to-run version of MiNap (sleep diary app for research) with no additional technology required.
Diagrams and 3D models showcasing mobile technologies devices used in research, such as wearables, nearables, intermittent wearables, and smartphone sensors. [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18165506]
Code for tools and automation used internally by the Mobile Technologies Core.
PowerBI dashboard templates and examples for research teams.
Code used by the Mobile Technologies Core team's SharePoint site, including JSON/CSS for View Formatting.
Infinite tokens and zero cloud fees: code off the grid with a containerized local AI stack for developers and researchers, automatically tuned to your GPU’s exact VRAM specs.
Share your science. R in the browser, nothing to install.
Data dictionary and security information extraction for SharePoint sites
Automated sleep data cleanup and processing to harmonize Fitbit data obtained via Fitabase with self-reported sleep diary entries sent via SMS-to-Email. [10.6084/m9.figshare.25669173.v1]
TrackMaster is a membership tracking tool and CRM for research centers and institutes at the University of Michigan.
Useful SQL queries for University of Michigan research cores, centers, institutes and labs, including queries to report on publications and grants.
Automated data cleaning and sleep/gait metrics for Apple Watch data collected via SensorKit and ResearchKit.
ZippyServe is a zero-dependency local web server. It lets you test single-page apps quickly. It serves directories, zips, HTML, and Markdown. [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21613944]
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A curated list of open source tools and libraries that can benefit researchers across disciplines.
Established in 2001, the Frances and Kenneth Eisenberg Family Depression Center is the first of its kind devoted to bringing depression into the mainstream of research, care, and community education. Today, our Center is expanding the scope of mental health research to accelerate innovations that lead to improved outcomes across our communities.
One in five Americans will experience depression — yet few will receive treatment that leads to long-term relief. As the leading cause of disability worldwide, depression is not only a personal hardship; it is a global burden. We believe transformative change is needed to address this enormous impact.
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