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Call for volunteers from the March 2023 Alumni and community events newsletter:
Did you live in an area affected by flooding in 2022/23?: If you lived in an Australian postcode affected by flooding in 2022/23 (even if your property was not inundated), you are invited to complete a 20-minute questionnaire about your sleep and wellbeing. Receive a $5 gift voucher for participating. Click here...
Seeking Australian households for adaptable homes survey: All types of households are invited to participate in an anonymous online survey about the flexibility and adaptability of Australian homes. Click here...
How does age influence how we interact with our environment? Play a computer-based game for 60 minutes to investigate how age influences how people interact with different types of objects in their environment. Receive a $20 Coles/Myer gift card. Click here...
Is your Queensland family expecting a baby? The Queensland Family Cohort Study is investigating how to improve wellbeing during pregnancy for mother, partner and baby from 12 weeks gestation and beyond. Click here...
Have you been to an arts/cultural event in the last 5 years? This study explores visual images’ effectiveness in event advertisements, and how they impact attitudes and visit intention. Complete several tasks at UQBS Lab to receive a $50 gift voucher. Click here...
Sleep routines in daily life: If you are 18–24 and available during business hours, complete a one-hour interview via Zoom about your sleep-related routines and receive a $30 Coles voucher. Click here...
Play LEGO games in VR: Help train algorithms that adapt to participants by playing a LEGO game in VR while having EEG and skin conductance readings taken over 1.5–2 hours. Receive a $10 Coles–Myer gift card. Click here to email the researcher...
Rheumatoid arthritis research: Professor Ranjeny Thomas and her team are seeking first degree relatives (parents, siblings, or adult children) of people with rheumatoid arthritis to participate in research activities. Click here to email the research team...