Christoph Bamberg
Health psychology researcher using Bayesian and hierarchical models to study appetite regulation, cognitive performance, and applied computational modeling; discussed a study on how framing of dietary claims affects cognition.
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Oct 15, 2025 • 1h 13min
#143 Transforming Nutrition Science with Bayesian Methods, with Christoph Bamberg
In this discussion, Christoph Bamberg, a researcher in cognitive science and health psychology, explores the impact of Bayesian methods on nutrition science. He shares insights on how dietary framing can influence cognition, revealing that effects of intermittent fasting depend on context and individual rhythms. Christoph emphasizes the importance of clear definitions in research and how small effects can have significant public health implications. He also highlights the challenges of converting collaborators to Bayesian methods and offers advice for students diving into this complex field.
Oct 23, 2025 • 23min
BITESIZE | Are Bayesian Models the Missing Ingredient in Nutrition Research?
Christoph Bamberg, a health psychology researcher, dives into the intriguing world of Bayesian statistics and its applications in appetite regulation. He discusses how the framing of dietary claims affects cognition, revealing modest influences on performance. Christoph shares insights on the challenges of using Bayesian models, especially in small-sample studies, and emphasizes the importance of communication in health contexts. He also highlights the potential of positive framing in therapeutic settings, merging scientific research with practical implications.
