How to use modern AI tools for research

Discover the science behind nature's impact on urban mental health in this connected series. We'll explore the neurobiological mechanisms of nature-based therapies, learn to leverage AI tools for similar investigations, and examine evidence-based interventions for urban wellbeing.

Explore how nature-based and forest therapies impact urban mental health through neurobiological mechanisms, with insights into both clinical and non-clinical applications.

Bethany Chamberlain: "My academic background is in psychology and research methodology (MSc from University of Strathclyde, BA from Bemidji State University). My research interests focus on mental health and wellbeing, interdisciplinary approaches to research and education, and the integration of technology in teaching and learning. Since joining DIS in 2021, I've taught across both the Science & Health department (Public Mental Health) and Psychology department (Positive Psychology, Positive Psychology Practicum, and other courses). Additionally, I work with the DIS Faculty Learning Lab fostering dialogue around the responsible and beneficial use of AI tools in academic settings. My teaching philosophy emphasizes experiential learning and active engagement, prioritizing small group work, class discussions, and hands-on projects over traditional lectures. I strive to create opportunities for students to connect with course content both in and outside the classroom. Outside of DIS, I lead a monthly book club and enjoy spending time in my garden with my husband and three cats. I also love traveling and exploring new places and trying new foods. While I am currently settled in Denmark, I have previously lived in Sweden, Scotland, China, and various US states. I'm always happy to discuss experiences of living abroad, share book recommendations, or chat about research and mental health."