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Effect of exercise training intensity on brain and body blood vessel function during perimenopause (The PERI-VASC Study)
This study aims to identify the effects of high intensity interval training (HIIT) and moderate intensity interval training (MIIT) on preserving blood…
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- In person
- Incentive
- Gift card
Examining university students' sleep and circadian health literacy
We’re studying the sleep health beliefs of students enrolled in a health-related degree at university. This research will help inform future development…
- Participation type
- Online
- Incentive
- Prize draw entry
Exploring experiences of adolescents with non-traumatic knee pain
This study aims to understand how psychological and social factors of non-traumatic knee pain are experienced and managed by adolescents.
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- In person
- Incentive
- Gift card
Flexible wellbeing: An online workshop to prevent burnout in educators
We will test a brief, online wellbeing workshop for school staff grounded in acceptance and commitment therapy and the related approach of compassion…
- Participation type
- Online
- Incentive
- Other benefit
Help improve communication and wellbeing for adults with hearing loss
'ACE Your Hearing' is a newly re-developed small-group program designed to help adults with hearing loss and their families improve their communication…
- Participation type
- In person
- Incentive
- Gift card
How can innovative technology be used ethically in dementia care?
Innovative technologies like virtual reality and robotic pets continue to be developed to support the health and wellbeing of people living with dementia.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
- Incentive
- Gift card
How context shapes alcohol drinking
Researchers are exploring how autistic traits influence alcohol-related behaviours.
- Participation type
- Online
- Incentive
- Prize draw entry
How people walk
The research aims to understand if people with kneecap arthritis or pain walk differently from those without painful knees, and if shoes influence…
- Participation type
- In person
- Incentive
- Gift card
Improving outcomes for women with epilepsy: perimenopause and beyond
We’re studying women with epilepsy and the effect of hormones on seizures, bone health, memory and cognition and quality of life.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
- Incentive
- Other benefit
Measuring real-world social cognition from adolescence to young adulthood
This study aims to better understand how teenagers and young adults understand and respond to social and emotional information, such as recognising facial…
- Participation type
- In person
- Incentive
- Gift card