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The National Acoustic Laboratories is looking for children aged 5–12 to get a free hearing check and participate in research to help improve the lives of children with hearing loss.
This project is the first to assess the differences between swimming strokes for low back pain. The study includes a one-hour session for data collection, including set up and break times. You will receive a $50 gift card for your time. To be eligible, you need to be over 18, have ongoing low back pain, […]
You can be a part of improving the support available for men who experience suicidal thoughts. MUCHE and the Black Dog Institute are seeking participants to undertake online surveys to better understand how to improve men’s engagement with existing clinical and non-clinical mental health support services. We are looking for participants who: are 18 years or older […]
Researchers in the Department of Linguistics and international collaborators are examining how children learn words and sentences.
A PhD candidate in the School of Social Sciences is seeking LGBTQIA+ adults to participate in a study about exercise. The study involves an interview and the completion of an exercise journal.
Is your child aged 8-12 and do they get nervous doing school speeches? Seeking participants for a study about fear of public speaking in children
You are invited to participate in a study on memory and glucose regulation, as part of a Master of Clinical Neuropsychology research project. The study aims to investigate the relationship between memory, interoception (ie the ability to sense internal bodily states) and the ability to regulate glucose.
Staff are invited to participate in a study about the association between auditory processing and speech recognition in noise. Participants will receive a $40 e-gift card for taking part.
Researchers are investigating change detection in moving visual displays, with a $75 gift card for study participants.
Professor Nick Titov and the eCentreClinic invite staff to volunteer for a ground-breaking trial examining how our everyday actions affect our mental health.
