Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA)
Needles Hall, second floor, room 2201
Support your fellow graduate student by participating in a current research study. Click on the titles below to find more information on the studies.
Are you a graduate student who would like to post information on this web page about your study? Submit the Request for participants to support graduate research form (Graduate Studies forms website).
Title of study | Name of graduate student | Participant requirements |
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Towards Understanding Perceptions and Barriers of Having Non-Traditional Backgrounds in SE | Ken Jen Lee |
We seek participants (18 and older) who have extensive experience (a post-secondary degree/diploma or 3+ years of work experience) in a field other than software development/engineering, and who
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Examining the Underlying Mechanisms of Dynamic Visual Acuity |
Heather Hudecki | Must be a healthy adult aged 18-35, with normal or corrected-to-normal vision. |
Title of study | Name of graduate student | Participant requirements |
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Modelling Activities of Daily Living Using Smart Home Technologies | Kang Wang | Must be 18 years or older |
Can we achieve ‘high-quality’ weight loss through supplementation and exercise? The TRIM Study |
Julian Surdi | 18-45 years old, sedentary (1 or less exercise session), overweight/obese individuals, females with regular menstrual cycle |
Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA)
Needles Hall, second floor, room 2201
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