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Investigating biomarkers of pelvic inflammatory disease
The IntrePID study aims to identify predictive biomarkers of Chlamydia-induced Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) through multi-omics analyses.
- Participation type
- In person
Max Up - Maximising uptake of lung cancer screening and smoking cessation outcomes
We're inviting Queensland Quitline clients to access free lung cancer screening alongside their quit-smoking support.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Good gaming: Co-designing healthy gaming and spending practices toolkit with families
We're working to create a toolkit for families to help parents manage their teen’s gaming and need parents to provide feedback on developed resources.
- Participation type
- In person
Migraine diary
The aim of this study is to examine a new brief diary to help people with migraine to better document the impact of migraine.
- Participation type
- Online
Neck pain in migraine
Our aim is to investigate how people with migraines perform on certain neck physiotherapy tests, compared to those without migraines.
- Participation type
- In person
How relationships shape who we are
Close relationships play an important role in how we think, feel, and see ourselves. This study examines how people navigate major changes in their…
- Participation type
- Online
Your algorithm has been paying attention. Have you?
We're exploring how algorithms behind platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Spotify influence our decisions without us even realising it.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Investigating brain and biological markers of trauma resilience in healthy adults
This research aims to better understand how trauma affects the brain and body, and what makes some people more resilient after traumatic experiences.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Men without back pain needed for muscle research
We're investigating back muscle function in healthy men aged 54-69 to help improve treatments for chronic low back pain.
- Participation type
- In person
Using AI chatbots for mental health and wellbeing purposes
We're looking for young people to interview about their experiences and opinions of using AI chatbots for mental health or wellbeing purposes.
- Participation type
- Online