Infrastructure and User Services
NESDA has collected detailed data on mental and somatic health with face-to-face interviews, self-report questionnaires, computer tests, and ecological monitoring data using smartphone and wearables. Detailed biological data includes neuroimaging, DNA, RNA, epigenetics, metabolomics, proteomics and microbiome information. Environmental data consists of detailed psychosocial characteristics collected through self-report, data linkage to central bureau of statistics data and information from family members.
After filling out a data analysis request, data are available for researchers through public websites and/or through the NESDA datamanagement website
Examples/description of the type of research
NESDA data could be used to examine mental and somatic health etiology, development and consequences in society.
How to access the infrastructure
After data analysis requests have been processed, researchers get access to data through a data management website
