We offer complimentary recruiting assistance to investigators for studies and trials.

The CCTR assists investigators and their teams to connect the community in participant engagement and recruitment for your study/research trial. The complimentary CCTR recruitment service includes:

  • Advertising your COUHES/IRB approved recruitment materials on our website.
  • Available to internal and external research colleagues.
  • Study advertisement posted on the newly created MIT centralized study recruitment repository.
  • Complimentary service (no charge).

Learn more about how to access the complementary study recruitment service.

Semi-Automated Determination of Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity

Heldt, Thomas

Volunteer for a new study on measuring cerebral arterial blood flow. We need your help! We are conducting a study to measure blood flow in different vessels of the brain noninvasively. The study lasts about 90 minutes. No medications are needed. Subjects receive $100 for participating. Learn More (PDF)

Thomas Heldt
thomas [at] mit.edu
617-324-5005
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MIT MAESTRO Study

Michal “Mikki” Caspi Tal, PhD

Let’s Stop Lyme Disease in its Tracks! Join our study to help people suffering from Lyme. Our study aims to discover new ways to diagnose and better treat people that experience a wide range of symptoms after being infected with Lyme and Covid. Recruiting Volunteers: Healthy, Acute Lyme, Chronic Lyme, Long Covid

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC
sanderse [at] mit.edu
203-815-4313
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The impact of light, sound, and tactile stimulation on brain waves

Li-Huei Tsai, PhD

The Tsai Lab at MIT is looking for healthy individuals, ages 25-65, to participate in a study looking at the impact of light, sound, and tactile stimulation on brain waves. You will complete some memory and cognitive tests, undergo an EEG recording, and complete up to 90 minutes of visual, auditory, or tactile stimulation.

Gabrielle de Weck
gdeweck [at] mit.edu
617-258-7723
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Would you like to help others while you sleep?

Ellen Roche, PhD

An MIT-led team is developing a device that could be a more comfortable treatment option for OSA patients and seeks volunteers for a small research study. Learn more about this study (PDF).

Nevan Clancy, PhD
osa-study [at] mit.edu
617-258-8541
Volunteer

XR Biofeedback in Sports Training

Brian Anthony, PhD

Immersion Lab is looking for participants for its study "Immersive athlete-training technology and data-driven coaching support in fencing."

Praneeth Namburi, PhD
praneeth [at] mit.edu
857-445-8765
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