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Nica Ciruelas updated their profile
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Correction to the Money section above, which reported that no new funding call opened in the window. That was wrong. The Fondation des Sciences Sociales call on “Solitude et isolement” was published on 1 September 2026, inside that issue’s window. It closes on 7 November 2026 and it is carried in the issue for the week of 14 September.
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Correction to the RECETAS item above. The issue reported the Barcelona trial as “254 with baseline plus follow-up”. The paper gives 320 randomised and 320 analysed in the intention-to-treat analysis. The 254 figure is wrong and the null result stands on the larger number, which makes it a stronger null than the issue implied. Flagged by…
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Set two of this week’s events side by side. On Wednesday the European Commission proposed a Regulation that would prohibit design features which simulate interpersonal relationships with children in ways likely to create emotional dependency. On Monday, a Danish evaluation of a nationwide youth counselling service reported that six months on,…
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Policy Brief No. 1: Kick-starting the Dialogue: The Evidence-to-Action Board in LONELY-EU
The first brief in the LONELY-EU series is about how the project is organised rather than about loneliness itself, and that turns out to matter more than it sounds.
Judith Merkies describes the Evidence-to-Action Board: a standing group of researchers, policymakers, practitioners and people from international organisations, launched in…
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Maike Luhmann updated their profile
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Three of this week’s strongest papers report an absence. A preregistered trial of a university wellbeing app moved loneliness by about a seventh of a standard deviation and failed to reproduce its own earlier findings on belonging. A mediation analysis of the UPSIDES peer-support trial across five countries found no direct effect of peer…
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Christian Langkamp updated their profile
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Christian Langkamp updated their profile
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