Volunteer

Are you the parent of a child aged 4 years old or younger? UQ researchers would like to hear about your child’s experiences with everyday healthy hygiene activities.

This study is looking at how working parents are managing energy levels, recovery time, and boundaries between work and home life in the current COVID-19 climate.

Exploring barriers and facilitators of work ability from the perspective of older workers.

In this study we will be comparing children with and without hypermobility and aim to determine if there is a relationship between joint mobility, pain, motor function, participation in everyday activities and quality of life.

This study is to validate a new food frequency questionnaire to help us better measure dietary intake of lutein and zeaxanthin (carotenoids naturally present in vegetal raw materials).

This study is to validate a new tool to help us better measure how individuals use electronic devices in their day to day life.

Medication nonadherence is more prevalent in some culturally and linguistically diverse populations and contributes to the health disparities experienced by these patients in Australia.

This study investigates how white noise and dopamine can temporarily stimulate brain areas and contribute to learning new words.

Managing the daily grind seems even more important in the wake of COVID-19. This research is about how we work and how we unwind.

The Raising Children in Your Neighbourhood Survey aims to capture parenting experiences and beliefs about parenting support and raising children within your community.