For over 30 years, NeuRA has been Australia’s home of brain and nervous system research, dedicated to finding better ways to understand, diagnose, treat and prevent neurological disorders.

Our impact wouldn’t be possible without the support of everyday Australians who volunteer to participate in our research.

As a research participant, you play a critical role in helping us advance the treatment and understanding of neurological diseases and conditions, ultimately improving the lives of countless individuals, their families and carers.

Why participate in medical research?

• Make a meaningful contribution to society
• Learn more about your own health
• Help researchers better understand a particular medical condition or disease
• Contribute to new treatments being developed that can improve the lives of others
• Make a meaningful contribution to advancing the field of neuroscience

Discover the range of medical research trials we are currently recruiting for, below.

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Research projects you can volunteer for

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eWalk2: Transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation combined with locomotor training…

Pinch Power study - The effect of cervical transcutaneous spinal stimulation on…

SuSTAInZ - Supporting Successful Transition to Adult belts In Cars: examining…

STARTLE Study: The impact of fear of falling on startle responses during an…

TITAN – a clinical trial for phantom limb pain

Status: Recruiting

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SmartStepStroke: Cognitive-motor training to improve balance and mobility in…

TCC-REHAB: The development of a telerehabilitation app to assess the mobility…

Steps against the burden of Parkinson's Disease (StepuP)