GET INVOLVED
There are a number of ways to get involved with the work of the Cerebra Network - whether you choose to take part in one of our many research projects, join our advisory group to share your opinions on the kind of research we focus on, or collaborate with us as a professional.
Take Part in Our Research
To take part in research with the Cerebra Network the easiest way to stay up to date is to sign up to our Participant Database. The Cerebra Network Participant Database is often the first place we turn to recruit to new projects, just tell us a few things about you and your family and we will let you know about projects that you are eligible to take part in - you never have to take part in projects that aren't of interest, and you can request to be removed at any time.
Join our Public Advisory Group
Our public advisory group is made up of members of the public who have an interest in improving the lives of people with neurogenetic syndromes through research. Researchers of the Cerebra Network turn to the Public Advisory Group for advice and opinions on upcoming projects.
You can sign up to hear about all future consultations, or let us know about the topics that matter to you. Click the button below to find out more.
Work With Us
We are always open to hearing from professionals in healthcare, education, and other services, as well as other researchers. Whether it's about a potential opportunities or ideas for collaboration, or you just want to pick our brains about some of our previous work. The best way to get in touch is to use the contact form.
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If you're a current psychology or neuroscience student looking for a placement or work experience opportunities these are usually advertised on the placement listings of your university.
Opportunities for PhD studentships and employed positions within the Cerebra Network are advertised on jobs.ac.uk, the university website of the appropriate team, and on our Twitter page when they are available.