Cycling for Sustainable Cities: A new book
MIT Press just published our co-edited book “Cycling for Sustainable Cities.” In addition to its up-to-date analysis of cycling trends and policies, the book provides
Do preliminary studies provide evidence to scale to a larger, well-powered trial?
Dear colleagues, Please see below the request from Michael Beets. Researchers at the University of South Carolina are interested in how behavioral scientists view preliminary
Survey on advocacy of the Global Action Plan on Physical Activity 2018-2030 (GAPPA) – ISPAH Early Career Network
Dear ISBNPA community, Please invest 5 minutes of your time to help our colleagues at ISPAH regarding the implementation and dissemination of the Global Action Plan
Canada’s first 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Adults
Please note the following announcement: Please join us for the official launch of Canada’s first 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Adults on Thursday, October 15, 2020!
Update from the NESI team
Meet the NESI team Simone Verswijveren (student rep; Chair), Jenna Hollis (ECR rep) and Ines Santos (ECR rep) are leading the new NESI committee. Meet
Abstract book ISBNPA 2020 and ISBNPA XChange.
The abstract book for the ISBNPA 2020 and ISBNPA XChange is available in this link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WBZrRrQ5KxjW5NvP7RCJ6mEazY8e6eLN/view?usp=sharing. António L. Palmeira
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COVID-19 and Physical Activity; A call for action from Jim Sallis and Michael Pratt
The text below was sent to ISBNPA by the authors, asking to make it available to the ISBNPA community. ISBNPA is actively looking into the
The Science of Weight Loss: Dispelling Diet Myths. A free Massive Online Open Course
The Science of Weight Loss: Dispelling Diet Myths. A free Massive Online Open Course
Physical Activity Can Be Helpful in the Coronavirus Pandemic – a letter from Jim Sallis and Michael Pratt
Physical Activity Can Be Helpful in the Coronavirus Pandemic – a letter from Jim Sallis and Michael Pratt
Physical Activity Can Be Helpful in the Coronavirus Pandemic – a letter from Jim Sallis and Michael Pratt
Physical Activity Can Be Helpful in the Coronavirus Pandemic – a letter from Jim Sallis and Michael Pratt
XChange initiative – a forum to showcase your research in June 2020
XChange initiative – a forum to showcase your research in June 2020
COVID-19 Information and ISBNPA, April 2, 2020
Information about the cancelation of the Auckland Meeting in 2020
Member News
Update from the NESI team
Meet the NESI team Simone Verswijveren (student rep; Chair), Jenna Hollis (ECR rep) and Ines Santos (ECR rep) are leading the new NESI committee. Meet
Call for Nominations – ISBNPA Executive Committee 2020
You are invited to submit nominations for the election of the ISBNPA Executive Committee members.
Elections for the Executive Committee, 2019
Elections for the Executive Committee (November 7th until December 7th)
Behind the scenes
ISBNPA App
We are thrilled to welcome you to the ISBNPA community app (#ISBNPAApp).All ISBNPA 2020 and 2019 members are invited to use this exclusive app (note that
ISBNPA XChange Initiative – Most Proeficient Event Organization
We are thrilled to announce that ISBNPA XChange Initiative has won the Most Proficient Event Organizing Team Award from Whova, in recognizing our efforts to create
ISBNPA Annual Meeting 2021
Dear colleagues, We have surveyed the ISBNPA community about the 2021 Annual Meeting. The vast majority mentioned expressed concerns about having a face-to-face meeting. The
Call for Nominations – ISBNPA Awards 2020
ISBNPA nominations for our annual meeting awards. New deadline March 2, 2020.
Elections for the Executive Committee, 2020
The ISBNPA election to select the Executive Committee takes place between November 11, 2019 – December 8, 2019.
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Journal News
IJBNPA AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT, @ISBNPAXChange 2020
IJBNPA AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT The IJBNPA editorial team has recently identified the winners for their annual prizes and we are delighted to announce and congratulate
6.037 new Impact Factor for IJBNPA (2018-2019)
IJBNPA Impact Factor is now 6.037, up from last year’s 5.548
Call for expressions of interest | Associate Editors
IJBNPA is recruiting new Associate Editors to strenghten and complement the team.
New IJBNPA Impact Factor – 4.396: Top Journal in the Area of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
The 2016′ IF list was released on June 14th, 2016. IJBNPA is now the top journal of the area
IJBNPA – New Associate Editors 2017
We are delighted to announce that Jean Adams, Melanie Hingle, Nanna Lien, Dana Olstad, and Delfien Van Dyck have been appointed as Associate Editors of IJBNPA. Our new colleagues greatly expand the expertise of the editing team and we are pleased that we have been able to recruit such outstanding scientists.
IJBNPA scores the highest rank on Open Access Journals Ranking Report
IJBNPA has scored the highest rank on Open Access Journals Ranking Report.
Opportunities
Learn all about the Student Training Resources available in the US
Learn all about the Student Training Resources available in the US
National Science Foundation-sponsored workshop on innovative technology for capturing of diet and eating behaviors in real-world settings
Eliciting Novel Ideas for Diet Assessment Technology from Nutrition Researchers
ISBNPA Webinar SIG Aging. Rethinking “Healthy Aging”: Outcomes and Interventions
ISBNPA Webinar SIG Aging. Rethinking “Healthy Aging”: Outcomes and Interventions
Calendar May 15, 7pm, GMT
#ISBNPA2020 Scholarships
As part of the "giving back" initiative, ISBNPA decided to offer 10 scholarships to eligible students to participate in #ISBNPA2020.
The American Psychological Association Prize for Interdisciplinary Team Research – 2020
The American Psychological Association Prize for Interdisciplinary Team Research recognizes an interdisciplinary research team that includes one or more psychological scientists in major roles and has produced significant scientific work. The team selected for the prize will receive $5000 to help support its continued research.
ISBNPA Webinar SIG Motivation and Behavior Change: Moving from adoption to sustainable physical activity patterns: Application of the multi-process action control (M-PAC) framework
ISBNPA Webinar SIG Motivation and Behavior Change: Moving from adoption to sustainable physical activity patterns: Application of the multi-process action control (M-PAC) framework
ISBNPA - Talking Points
Let us not ignore body weight gain (by Annie S. Anderson)
