Volunteer

The RECOVER Injury Research Centre is recruiting people who have (or had) neck or back pain from a road traffic crash in the last three months.

UQ researchers are exploring potential differences in brain structure and cognitive function between individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and the wider population.

The ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to exercise prescription, is inadequate, leaving some people without health benefits. The study will evaluate the feasibility of an individualised approach to exercise prescription by employing a ‘stepped care’ model.

Seeking healthy older adults to help us better understand how the ability to interpret specific types of social information as well as some aspects of memory are affected by a range of clinical disorders.

This study will look at the function of arteries feeding the brain at rest and during handgrip exercise in adults.

The purpose of this research is to collect information on best practices that may help DVA clients transition to active lifestyles that are socially connected to local communities.

This research study will trial exercises known to successfully treat neck and shoulder girdle pain, to assess their effect for people who have had a neck dissection.

UQ researchers are conducting a study to better understand the experiences of adults with hearing difficulties and their significant others. 

This study aims to provide the first assessment of the relationship between salivary testosterone levels and social skills in older age.

Investigating how stroke patients with communication impairment recover language function.