Participants Needed for Paid Neurostimulation Study; Up to $200 Over Five Sessions
Researchers with the Adaptive Neural Systems Lab at the U of A Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research (I³R) are looking for adults 18-60 years of age who are in good health to participate in a paid study looking at non-invasive ways to provide sensory information.
Eligible participants will take part in up to five sessions of less than three hours each. Participants will be paid $40 per session, up to $200 total, for five sessions.
To volunteer or for more information, email Aliyah Shell (ashell@uark.edu) or Sathyakumar (sk094@uark.edu) or call 479-387-3864.
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Delia Garcia, director of strategic communications and engagement
Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research
479-718-3328,
deliag@uark.edu
Office of University Relations,
University of Arkansas
479-575-5555,
urelinfo@uark.edu
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