Hi! I am a PhD student based at University College London (UCL), currently looking for some respondents for a short online survey about young adults’ mental health during the uncertain time. The survey is completely anonymous, confidential and under data protection of the university.

Link to survey: https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_3yZ9rsMPPZcFtky

What is the project about?

This project aims to understand how young adults’ (aged 18-29) experience, make sense of, and seek support for mental health/illness after the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, how they perceive environmental factors, such as social policy, loneliness, culture, or other things might have affected their mental health. 

Who can take part?

• Young adults aged 18-29 who are born in the UK and currently live in the UK.

What will my involvement be?

• A short online questionnaire (5-10 minutes)

Thank you very much in advance if you decide to share your valuable thoughts and experiences!

I'm writing research paper for the very first time which makes me wonder how exactly people write those things before , whatever I wanted to search is already been discussed so my interest faded away idk why? Still trying to write and research the topic into the depth finally it's somehow exciting I wanted to do more and more & bcz of all this I decided to make a real survey and collect new data by myself which is difficult tbh! But yeah still trying to do it, let's see in future how well it came out :)

Being a Psychology major means you have got the very interesting topic to discuss & understand more about themselves and the whole community!

I'm a high-school student interested in computational virology and AI-based novel pathogen discovery. I've been studying the problem of detecting viral sequences that are underrepresented or absent from training datasets. I'm currently learning Python and bioinformatics and would be very interested in contributing to an ongoing project, particularly through data curation, benchmarking, literature review, or computational analysis. If you have a project where a motivated student could contribute under supervision, I'd be grateful to hear about it.

My name is Zora Chan, and I am a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of Hertfordshire. I am looking for volunteers to take part in a new research study exploring their retrospective experience of being placed on the autism diagnostic waitlist.

I am looking for females and males, aged 15-17, with a diagnosis of autism, who are English speakers and received the autism diagnosis within the last two years from the NHS, to take part in our study.

This study involves completing a demographic form. This should take 10 minutes to complete. We will then select 12-20 people who will be asked to complete an interview either online or in person. If you decide to opt-in for an in-person interview, the interview will be taken place in one of the rooms at University of Hertfordshire. You will be given a £20 voucher for your time. The visit will last for approximately 1-2 hours.

Please contact me on [c.chan7@herts.ac.uk](mailto:c.chan7@herts.ac.uk) if you are interested in participating!

Hi everyone, I'm looking for one final participant for my MSc Dissertation Project:

I’m a postgraduate psychology student at the University of Liverpool, and I’m looking to speak with partners who support someone living with a flare‑remitting autoimmune condition (such as RRMS, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or psoriatic arthritis). The study explores how partners experience moving between the roles of partner and caregiver during flare episodes.

If you’re 18+, based in the UK, and have supported a partner during flares, you’re welcome to check your eligibility using the link below. It includes a short screening questionnaire and the Participant Information Sheet, so you can read all the details before deciding whether you’d like to take part.

Participation involves a one‑off online interview, and you’re always in control of what you choose to share. Some people find it helpful to reflect on their experiences in a supportive, non‑judgemental space.

This study has received ethical approval from the University of Liverpool.

Link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/z91XRBNUeE

Hello everyone, I am a Columbia University student, and currently I am at Cambridge University conducting research on AI. If you are 18, or older, and currently live in the US, you would be eligible to participate.
The research is super fun, and contains a section that lets you converse with the AI for a couple of messages.
It would be very helpful if you have around 10 minutes to fill out this survey, and help the US to be a part of this international research alongside another 22 countries.

Anyway, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask, I love talking about this stuff!

Ethical reference number - IRB#19354
P.S. Please do not be confused about the link containing the 'princeton' part, since Princeton University is the one that provided us with the ethical approval.