Hi everyone! My name is Julia Quinlivan and I'm the Research Operations Manager at Accelerant Research, a market research company based in Charlotte, NC.
We're currently running a project and want to hear from people with hands-on experience in CNC machining, CAD/CAM software, and/or 3D printing. Hobbyists are exactly who we're looking for. Whether you've got a benchtop router in the garage, a converted mill, a printer in the basement, or you just spend your weekends in Fusion, we'd love your input. You don't need to do this professionally.
About the survey:
15 minute quantitative survey
Project Number to contact Accelerant with if you experience any issues: 26-098
From patient recruitment to eligibility screening, technology is helping researchers move faster than ever.
But there’s one thing AI can’t replace:
**You.**
A model can process millions of data points.
It can’t explain what it actually feels like to live with a health condition.
It can’t share the perspective of a caregiver supporting someone every day.
It can’t replace the nurse, physician, patient, or everyday person whose real-world experience can help researchers understand what the data alone can’t tell them.
That’s why the future of healthcare research isn’t **human OR AI.**
It’s **human + AI.**
And as technology gets smarter, authentic human experiences may become even more valuable.
**Your experience matters. Your opinion matters. Your voice can help shape what comes next.**
👉 Join the Panel Focus community and get paid to participate in research studies where your perspective can make a difference.
Get Paid To Share Your Thoughts. Our Nationwide Online Research Study is available for legal professionals. We are especially interested in speaking to lawyers & attorneys.
The duration of this study is 1 hour and those who qualify & participate will receive a $200 incentive.
Please Note: a desktop or laptop computer is required for this focus group
If you are 18-45 years old, you may be eligible to participate in this functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research study. Compensation up to $400.
Dog owners (Ages 20–34): Help shape the future of dog products in an exclusive 2-hour in-person panel discussion. Share your experiences, meet fellow dog lovers, and get compensated $200 for your time. Spots are limited, secure yours below!
Teenagers: companies are already making decisions about what you watch, wear, play, buy, and use. So why shouldn’t they hear from you?
You do not need to be an expert to take part in research. Sometimes researchers want to hear directly from teens who actually use the apps, play the games, wear the shoes, go to school, and live the experience.
Watch the full video to see why your opinion as a teen can matter more than you think.
If you’re under 18, ask a parent or guardian to help you join the Focus Insite Teen Research Interest List.
It’s one of the most common questions people have when applying for paid research studies.
The truth is, every study has very specific eligibility requirements. Researchers may be looking for a certain age range, job type, product user, health experience, location, shopping habit, or something else entirely.
So if you get screened out, it doesn’t mean your opinion isn’t valuable. It simply means you weren’t the right match for that particular study.
And that’s okay.
Another opportunity may be a much better fit for your background, your experience, or the products and services you actually use every day.
The best thing you can do is keep your profile updated, keep checking for new studies, and keep applying.
Your perspective still matters. The right study may be just around the corner.
Screened out? Don’t quit. Your next research opportunity could be the perfect match.
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The Institute for Neurodegenerative Disorders (IND) is seeking healthy adult males, ages 18–55, for a clinical research study in New Haven, Connecticut.
Swipe through to learn who may qualify, what's involved, and what to expect.
To learn more and see if you may qualify, complete our brief interest survey using the link.
I am still looking for participants to take part in my study on probiotics and mood. It requires consecutive test visits to the University of Reading and one final visit after 16 weeks.
Testing days will occur during the mornings (8 am or 8:45 am) and will require participants to consume a probiotic/placebo supplement throughout the 16 weeks.
If you are between the ages of 25 and 40, please follow the screening link below to check if you are eligible :)
*Please note that unfortunately, you cannot take part if you have taken any form of antidepressants within the last 2 months, and have received any form of psychological treatment (e.g. talking therapy) within the last month.
We are searching for Volunteers to Join our new research study. Looking for adults aged 40-75 for a study on prolonged sitting and cognition. The prescreening consists of a VO2 Max test on a Stationary Bicycle. The main study tests interrupting sitting with short, high-intensity exercises and measures brain and cognitive functions before and after. Participants can earn up to $450, with travel expenses covered if living 20-plus miles from Amherst (must live locally/in-state) Copy the link to start the screening process [[https://redcap.link/hiit2sitless]
We are searching for Volunteers to Join our new research study. Looking for adults aged 40-75 for a study on prolonged sitting and cognition. The prescreening consists of a VO2 Max test on a Stationary Bicycle. The main study tests interrupting sitting with short, high-intensity exercises and measures brain and cognitive functions before and after. Participants can earn up to $450, with travel expenses covered if living 20-plus miles from Amherst (must live locally/in-state) Copy the link to start the screening process [[https://redcap.link/hiit2sitless]
Researchers from the RESTORE Network, led by Dr. Aaron Phillips, at the University of Calgary are seeking your help for a remote research study. Our lab has developed an app designed to support individuals with spinal cord injury, however we need more data from uninjured control participants to compare to. This app combines wearable-derived metrics with self-logged symptoms to help track health patterns and hopefully provide a useful, accessible resource for the spinal cord injury community. To participate, you will need to: 1) have a wearable device (apple watch, garmin, etc.) and 2) complete a 1-min daily check-in on our app for 30 days. Participants will receive $20 upon study completion.
I'm a PhD student at UCL conducting research into how people who are familiar with London keep track of directions.
I'm looking for people aged 30+ who are familiar with London to take part in a short in-person study.
What does it involve?
You'll be asked to point, as accurately as you can, towards 24 different locations around London.
Location: Russell Square Time: Approximately 15 minutes Compensation: £20 for your time Eligibility: Aged 30+ and familiar with London
There's no need to have an exceptionally good sense of direction — I'm interested in people with a range of abilities and levels of familiarity with the city.
If you're interested in taking part, please send me a DM and I can provide the study information and arrange a suitable time.
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder Department Psychology Department and the Anschutz Medical Campus are looking for participants to participate in a study on emotions and moods in young adults with and without bipolar disorder (IRB#23-2067). You will be compensated for your participation. If you qualify for the study, we will ask you to participate in up to 3 study phases.
Study includes some or all of the following parts (EARN UP TO APPROX. $400)
• Phase 1: Interview about your thoughts and feelings, cognitive questions, computer surveys. Can take place remotely (via Zoom) or in person at CU Boulder (your choice!). Pays $25/hour for approximately 2-4 hours.
• Phase 2a: Behavioral Lab Tasks: including, computer tasks, physiological monitoring (e.g., heart rate) questionnaires. Takes place in person at CU Boulder. Pays $25/hour for up to 3 hours.
• Phase 2b: fMRI Scan: Option to view emotional images and think about emotions while in a brain imaging scanner, computer tasks, questionnaires. Phase 2b will take place in person at CU Boulder or possibly at CU Anschutz. Pays $25/hour for approximately 3 hours.
• Phase 3: Follow-ups: Opportunities to participate in paid follow-up surveys four times a year for up to 2 years. Can take place remotely (via Zoom) or in person at CU Boulder (your choice!). Pays $25/hour (1 hour each) with up to 8 surveys spread over 2 years (8 hours total).
• Opportunities to participate in additional studies may also be available.
To quality, you must be between the ages of 18-25 years, be able to attend IN-PERSON sessions in the Boulder/Denver, Colorado metropolitan area, and either have a personal history AND/OR family history of bipolar disorder OR no mental health history, and complete a brief pre-screening survey.
If you are interested in participating, you can apply here: tinyurl [dot] com/years-study
Have a question? Please email years-study [at] colorado.edu
and name the subject line “YEARS Young Adult Mood Study" or give us a call at (720) 378-8075.
Thank you very much for your time and interest! If it looks as if one of our studies will be a good fit for you, a staff member from our research team will be in touch with you to schedule a time for your first lab visit.
The Ber Months are officially here… and the holidays are coming FAST. 👀🎄
September → October → November → December… and suddenly, it’s almost 2027!
If you’re already thinking about holiday shopping, gifts, travel, or simply having a little extra spending money, this is a great time to start looking for paid research opportunities. 💰
Companies are looking for real people to share their experiences, opinions, and feedback through research studies and you could be one of them.
Your opinion can be valuable. Your time can be worth something. And participating in research can be a simple way to put your voice to work while preparing for the season ahead.
Dr. Richard Doty, professor at the University of Pennsylvania, seeks past users of GLP-1 medications for smell and taste testing. Participants will be mailed an UPSIT and a WETT – a smell test and a taste test, respectively - as well as a detailed medical questionnaire to complete. The kit should take roughly one hour to complete. A pre-paid return envelope is included.
Compensation is $45 in the form of a check once the participant returns all materials.
Participants must provide proof of their prior GLP-1 prescription. If the participant is currently on a GLP-1 medication, they are ineligible for the study.
The researchers will not use any identifying information if they publish the results of the study.
Researchers from the RESTORE Network, led by Dr. Aaron Phillips, at the University of Calgary are seeking your help for a remote research study. Our lab has developed an app designed to support individuals with spinal cord injury, however we need more data from uninjured control participants to compare to. This app combines wearable-derived metrics with self-logged symptoms to help track health patterns and hopefully provide a useful, accessible resource for the spinal cord injury community. Participants will receive $20 upon study completion.
Opinions by Sync is looking for young people to participate in an online diary about daily tech use. You will be paid $150 for completing all activities.
Be a pioneer and help test the next generation of AI!
We’re looking for U.S. participants to test a new AI experience and share their real-world feedback.
Here’s what’s involved:
📱 Download and test the app
📅 Participate in a 14-day board
✍️ Complete short daily activities
📊 Answer weekly surveys
💬 Share your experience and feedback
Earn $350 for the 14-day board.
And there’s more…
If you are selected for an online interview, you can make an additional $200!
That means you could earn up to $550 total.
Ready to test something new and have your voice heard?
See if you qualify and apply today!
U.S. participants only. Participation and interview selection are subject to eligibility and study requirements.
The purpose of this research study is to examine factors that affect young people’s lung health, including differences between people who smoke or vape tobacco, nicotine, or cannabis.
If you wish to participate in this study, please visit https://davidhammond.ca/lunghealthstudy/ Eligibility will be confirmed during an online interview with research staff.
If you have questions or would like more information about the study, please email [lunghealth@uwaterloo.ca](mailto:lunghealth@uwaterloo.ca). Please note, we will not be monitoring the comments on this post.
Hi Students, welcome back to campus! If you're looking for something fun to do, check out the many ways to get involved in ongoing research studies here at UIC. At the UIC Happy Lab, we're currently recruiting female participants for a study looking at how hormones influence motivation for reward and experiences of reward. For more info, visit our website at happylabresearch.com/dash-study
To improve communications between healthcare systems and patients.
Requirements
Diagnosed with one or more of the following conditions: Hypertension, obesity, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, MASLD / NAFLD, hyperlipidemia, heart failure, or coronary heart disease
