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.

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Sleep, Circadian Rhythm, and Well-being

Rosalind Picard

The MIT Media Lab Affective Computing group is looking for 50 healthy adults to participate in a study of links between sleep, circadian rhythm, and well-being. Participants will wear a smartwatch for 14 days, respond to surveys, and take an at-home dim-light melatonin onset (DLMO) saliva test. Participants must be 18-60 years old, use an Android phone, and reside in Greater Boston. You will receive $195 by check upon completion. Sign up to participate here.

Szymon Fedor
sfedor [at] mit.edu
617-866-7372
Volunteer for Lung Health Study
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Non-Invasive Measurement of Lung Function Research Study

Alexander Slocum

This study aims to detect changes in respiratory health. It involves a brief visit to the MIT CCTR lasting no more than one hour, a questionnaire, and measuring lung signals during light physical activity. Participants will be compensated with $20 gift cards for their involvement.

Nevan Hanumara
hanumara [at] mit.edu
3-8541