Help us understand tomorrow’s risk from today’s patterns
The ARTEMIS study examines how small changes in everyday life might signal suicide risk in the next day or two. Understanding these patterns can help people get support sooner.
ARTEMIS stands for Analyses to Reveal Trajectories and Early Markers of Imminent Shifts in Suicidal States. That's a long name, but our goal is simple: we want to understand how people's daily experiences change over time and how those changes might help us predict when someone is at risk for suicide.
We're looking for adults ages 18–55 who have seen a healthcare provider in the past 90 days. You don't need to be feeling suicidal to participate—everyone's experience matters.
What participation looks like
Eligible participants will take part in a 6-week, at-home research study that includes an onboarding session and brief weekly activities, with compensation of up to $260. See the Participant information page for more details.
Are you interested in joining the ARTEMIS study?
Click 'check your eligibility' to take a brief baseline survey. If you're eligible, you'll be invited to complete the full screener (about 30 minutes).
6 weeks
Onboarding session and short, scheduled check-ins each week
From home
Daily phone-based surveys and quick tasks
Focus on daily patterns
Studying how thoughts, feelings, and context change over short periods
Up to $260
Compensation for completing activities
Partner institutions
This multi-site study is led by The Ohio State University in collaboration with outstanding academic partners.
The Ohio State University
Lead site: Study coordination, data security, and protocol oversight
University of Michigan
Recruitment support and methodological collaboration
Indiana University
Participant engagement and study operations
University of Utah
Clinical collaboration and recruitment pathways
African American Male Wellness Agency
Recruitment and community outreach
Who can join? Learn more about participating in the ARTEMIS study.
Are you a current participant or interested in joining and have questions? Review our FAQs.
ARTEMIS is a research study and does not provide real-time monitoring or emergency services. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call or text 988 (U.S.) or contact your local emergency services.
