Below you will find the various research participation opportunities currently available on a diverse range of topics.
Click 'Apply' to register your interest via a short survey asking you a few quick questions to determine your compatibility for the research.
If you meet the initial criteria, you will receive a phone call to confirm your answers and go through any additional questions.
If you see a project that you think would be a good fit for a friend or family member, please share the details with them and ask them to apply.
Please make sure you are registered to be part of our research community before applying for to take part in a specific opportunity.
You can do this by clicking the sign up link in the top right hand corner of the page.
We are looking for people with higher BMIs to take part in a new research study about a medical device.
The research is to help us understand how suitable (or not) the design of new products is. You will not be asked to take any medicine, or receive any injections. Your input is important and will help with developing new products.
Research sessions will be held in Central London.
We are looking for people to take part in a study aimed at gathering feedback on an inhaler device.
Sessions will be held in London, Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds.
We are looking for people who have a diagnosis of asthma to take part in a study aimed at gathering feedback on an inhaler device.
Sessions will be held in London, Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds.
We are looking for people who provide informal care to a family member or friend to participate in a research study aimed at evaluating the use of a new device concept for administering medication at home.
Sessions will be held in London and Birmingham.
We are looking for people who have been diagnosed with a cholesterol related medical condition to participate in a research study aimed at evaluating the use of a new device concept for administering medication at home.
Sessions will be held in London and Birmingham.
We are looking for people diagnosed with COPD to take part in a research study aimed at understanding if instructional materials for an inhaler device are user friendly and easy to follow.
Sessions will be held in Bristol, London and Birmingham.
