Dr. Michael Todd is a research professor in the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation at Arizona State University (ASU). Prior to joining ASU’s Edson College in 2012, Dr. Todd was an associate research scientist at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation’s Prevention Research Center in Berkeley, California. Dr. Todd’s doctoral training in psychology at ASU and post-doctoral training in alcohol research at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine focused on theories of health behavior; the use of intensive longitudinal study designs to study fine-grained temporal associations among stress, affect, coping, and substance use; and advanced quantitative analysis methods. Drawing on his training and experience in health behavior research, Dr. Todd serves as a collaborating statistician on numerous internally and externally funded research projects. Among his collaborations are observational and intervention-based studies on a range of topics including nutrition behavior, physical activity, sleep, and psychological wellbeing across a variety of populations and at all stages of the lifespan.