Contribute to our research by taking part in a research study. The following research studies are looking for people. To participate, please contact the research team directly at the provided email address or phone number.
The following projects would not be possible without the people who volunteer to take part in the research. Participants gain a useful understanding of how research takes place, and learn something interesting about the field, or themselves. Participation is open to the public.
We often send out emails to our subscription list when a research project is looking for people to take part.
Get active and eat healthy while getting personalized info on your:
If you are 25-40 years old and non-smoker, participate in a research study about weight-loss and health issues!
Renumeration offered.
For more information, please call: 514-848-2424, ext. 4451, or email: mon.study@concordia.ca.
Seeking women aged 60 years and older interested in participating in a 10-week long line dancing course to examine the effects of dance on postural stability, dynamic balance, gait, strength & aerobic capacity.
Dance classes will take place on Thursdays from 11:00 - 12:30pm on the Zoom platform. Classes run from January 29 to April 2, 2026.
You will need a tablet, smartphone, or computer with internet connection and a webcam to participate in this study.
You must be able to attend in-person assessments at Concordia's Loyola Campus the weeks of January 18th, March 1st & April 6th.
Dance participation is voluntary and supervised.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Emma Chen at:
emma.chen@outlook.com
Department of Health, Kinesiology & Applied Physiology
Concordia University
PARTICPANTS NEEDED:
If you are interested please reach out to Emma Sarrazin:
Summary
We are looking for COUPLES in which at least one partner is trying to change their diet and/or physical activity habits.
The main goal of this study is to investigate the associations among different types of couples’ behaviours, eating, resting, and physical activity behaviours, and risk for chronic diseases.
What's involved?
Both partners have to participate and complete 3 assessments over 2 years.
You can participate if either you or your partner are
AND you both are:
Individuals who meet any of the following criteria cannot participate in the study:
Dr. Jean-Philippe Gouin
Department of Psychology, Concordia University
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514-848-2424 x 2206; https://concordiau.wixsite.com/sirhlab/edrans couple@concordia.ca |
If so, we would love to interview you!
I am a PhD candidate in Marketing at Concordia University, conducting a research study to explore how credit consumption influences people's everyday lives.
This project is conducted solely for academic purposes and is unaffiliated with any financial institution of organization. The interviews will be confidential, and participation is completely voluntary.
Contact: seyed.ahmadi@concordia.ca
Have you had a Cesarean birth? Active?
We want to hear from you!
This survey aims to explore women/assigned female at birth’s views and experiences regarding physical recovery guidance and return to activity after a cesarean birth.
Are you eligible for the survey?
More information:
https://concordia.yul1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_230Rs48vLjfK7kO
Share with your friends! Thank you for helping advance research in cesarean birth recovery!
Now recruiting Canadian parents
Contact us at:
alberts.lab@concordia.ca
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Participants Wanted
Participate in Montreal-Paris Neurobank:A Healthy-Controls Component of C-BIG
Researchers in the Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital (Neuro) are inviting volunteers to participate in an open-science brain imaging biobank. The Neuro has a legacy of advancing neuroscience through innovative brain imaging and neuroinformatic research led by scientists of the McConnell Brain Imaging Centre.
To participate in this biobank, please visit the project website for information and to complete an anonymous screening survey to ensure eligibility.
We are looking to recruit participants for our study on the impact of age, musicianship, and language experience on hearing-in-noise perception. Our goal is to help contribute to the development of clinical interventions for older adults with poor hearing abilities.
To find out if you’re eligible to participate, contact us at:
coffeylabconcordia@gmail.com or 514-848-2424 (ext 3321)
If unable to reach us, please leave a message with your name and phone number at this number.
Volunteers will be compensated for their time.
Volunteers must:
Volunteers must not:
Volunteers will be compensated for their time
If you are interested in participating please contact:
coffeylabconcordia@gmail.com
514-848-2424 ext 3321
The Darlington laboratory in the Department of Health, Kinesiology & Applied Physiology at Concordia University is seeking participants for the study entitled: “HORMONAL REGULATION OF T CELL GENOMICS”.
The goal of the study is to understand how hormones influence the immune cells which play an important role in health. The study consists of one visit of approximately 30 minutes.
You will be asked to give a small amount of blood.
Refreshments will be provided.
Participants should:
If you or anyone you know fulfils these requirements please contact:
Researchers at Concordia University are looking for participants with chronic neck pain to take part in a 4-week intervention research study. This project will assess the feasibility, usability, and satisfaction of the virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation application specifically designed for chronic neck pain.
To participate in this study, you must:
Your participation would consist of:
If you are interested in this study or need more information, please contact:
Principal investigator: Chanelle Montpetit, BSc., CAT(C)
inspirelabconcordia@gmail.com
Department of Health, Kinesiology & Applied Physiology,
Concordia University
We are currently looking for male and female regular computer users with neck or shoulder pain (age: 25-50 years old) to participate in one or both of our studies:
Goal of the research: To determine which type of short pause (active or passive) is more efficient in changing muscle activity during a computer task.
Participation in this study involves:
Goal of the research: To investigate the effects of a 6-week exercise protocol on muscle activation during a computer task.
Participation in this study involves:
If interested in either study, please contact Alireza Derakhshani at
alireza.derakhshani71@gmail.com or (514) 268-6989.
Interested in napping for science?
We have a study for you!
We are looking for volunteers for a research project at Concordia University (Loyola Campus) investigating the effects of sleep on learning.
This involves one testing session using electroencephalography (EEG) to record the electrical activity of the brain while performing a cognitive task and during a nap.
Volunteers must:
Volunteers must not:
If you are interested in participating or are unsure if you meet one criterion, please contact us for more details at: coffeylabconcordia@gmail.com
Volunteers will be compensated for their time.
A study to explore how diet and gut bacteria can impact brain structure and function
Looking for healthy adults over 30 years:
What is involved?
Learn more:
Financial compensation provided
Do you use a computer at work and in your leisure activities?
We are researchers at Concordia University studying person-technology interactions at the workplace
If you are employed full-time or part-time for 5 or more years, we want to hear from you!
Contact workplace.tech@concordia.ca
Dr. Coffey's CL:ASP lab would like to invite you to participate in a study to assess sleep quality and cognition.
About the study:
Do you meet the following criteria?
Interested or want more info?
coffeylabconcordia@gmail.com
Participants aged 60 or older are needed in a research study investigating the effects of blood flow restriction on strength, functionality & oxygen demand
If you are interested in attending an ONLINE, FREE resistance training class led by Daniela Presta, we invite you to participate! Testing takes place at the Concordia University Loyola campus.
Should you wish to participate, you will be asked to come to Concordia three times for 30-minute-long testing: prior, at midpoint, and following the classes.
Participation in two exercises classes a week for 10 weeks is necessary.
Research participation is voluntary, at no cost and supervised!
Access to ZOOM is necessary for attendance.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Daniela Presta at:
daniipresta@hotmail.com
Earn $ or course credit helping scientists understand how our brain learns to play music!
Help out today!
Who can participate?
What's involved?
Contact us today!
Penhune Laboratory for Motor Learning & Neural Plasticity
penhunemusiclab@gmail.com
Looking for Lean Participants for a Research Study
Are you between 18 and 55 years old? Are you in good health, and a non-smoker?
You may be eligible to participate in a study to find out how fat tissue may increase risk of diseases such as diabetes.
For more information
Please contact us by email: mon.lab@concordia.ca
Compensation is provided.
WHERE IS YOUR LANGUAGE IN YOUR BRAIN?
We are looking for:
Where:
PERFORM Centre,
Concordia University
7200 Sherbrooke St. W.
Montreal, QC H4B 1R6
Contact:
sayantan.mandal@mail.concordia.ca
Sayantan Mandal
Concordia Center for Cognitive Science & Linguistics
Concordia University, SGW Campus
1250 Guy St,
Montreal, QC
H3H 2T4
We are currently looking for female participants (18 - 70 years old)
Two types of participants are needed:
Goal of the research: This project aims to evaluate balance and muscle activation while standing still in women with lower-limb lymphedema. This project also aims to evaluate acivity levels and quality of life by questionnaires.
Compensation: A monetary compensation of $20 will be given to participate in this study.
Location: McGill Nutrition and Performance Laboratory Lymphedema Clinic,
5252 boul. de Maisonneuve West, suite 105B.
Duration: One recording session for a period of 2 hours.
If interested, please contact Sogol Ezabadi at
s_ezabad@live.concordia.ca or (514) 994-6968.
Participants needed for a study on wearable sensors
We are studying how different the measurements collected by wearable sensors are from vendor to vendor and how these differences affect the algorithms created to understand behaviors from the signals they collect (for example, walking and running recognition to count your daily steps). The results from this study will allow us to create algorithms that are less sensitive to small variabilities and noises.
We are currently recruiting participants for a data collection study involving doing a predefined set of activities in the PERFORM Centre carrying 12 different sensors. It will take around 1 hour.
More information can be found in:
https://www.paulalago.co/projects/monitoring-cfp
Please email the researcher if you are interested in participating in this study.
The lifespan decision-making lab is looking for individuals to participate in a study at Concordia University (Loyola Campus) located at 7141 Sherbrooke West.
We are looking for participants who:
The study will take 2-3 hours. During this time, you will complete cognitive tasks on a computer, while fit with an EEG cap. All participants will be paid for their time. All data will remain confidential.
lifespandecisionmakinglab@gmail.com
514-848-2424 ext. 5955
Participants needed for a study on computer users with neck or shoulder pain (age 30-50 years old)
We are currently looking for male and female regular computer users with neck or shoulder pain (age: 30-50 years old) to participate in our study.
Goal of the research: To determine which type of short pause (active or passive) is more efficient in changing muscle activity during a computer task.
Participation in this study involves:
If interested, please contact Alireza Derakhshani at alireza.derakhshani71@gmail.com or (514) 268-6989.
Concerned about your health?
Find out how nutrition affects your body and brain health!
If you are 30–75 years of age and not on hormone replacement therapy, participate in a research study about nutrition-related health issues.
$200 Compensation
Volunteers are needed to participate in a study involving imaging brain activity using brain imaging techniques such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Electroencephalography and functional Near-InfraRed Spectroscopy.
Healthy volunteers must be between 18 to 45 years old and have no medical, traumatic or psychiatric conditions, and no metal in the body.
Please contact the investigator to verify that you qualify to participate in the study. You will be compensated for your time and inconveniences.
For more information, send an email with “EEG-NIRS WORKLOAD STUDY” in the subject field to: workloadNIRS@gmail.com or call 514-848-2424, ext. 3393.
Concordia Principal Investigator: Christophe Grova
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