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Join a Research Study

We invite you, individuals and families alike, to participate in research we are conducting at the Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities (CIDD), where we are dedicated to understanding and addressing the needs of individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions.

Already a member of our research registry? Visit our Research Registry page to see news and updates.

Why join our research studies?

  • Range of opportunities: You can get involved in a range of different studies, allowing you to choose the area that matches your interests and experiences. Make a difference in the field that matters most to you.
  • Community of learning: Connect with a diverse community of participants, united by a common goal of learning more about neurodevelopmental conditions. Share insights, support one another, and contribute to an environment of learning.
  • Cutting-edge research: Immerse yourself in the forefront of neurodevelopmental research, exploring innovative approaches and methodologies. Your participation contributes directly to advancements that can positively impact the lives of those facing developmental challenges.
  • Empower future generations: Through your involvement in research, you play an important role in shaping future interventions and support systems for families and individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions.

 

Who Can Join

  • We offer research opportunities for individuals and families with a range of neurodevelopmental conditions, such as neurotypical, autism, fragile X syndrome, intellectual and developmental disabilities, Angelman’s syndrome, tuberous sclerosis complex, Dup15q, and many others.
  • Studies are often available across the lifespan, from infancy through adulthood

Ways to Join

  • Join our Research Registry—a confidential database of people who want to be contacted about our research studies. If you join the Research Registry, you will be contacted about studies you might be interested in joining. You will also receive updates about the latest advancements in research at the CIDD.
  • Learn about current research studies on CIDD’s Research for Me page and contact the study team directly.
  • Interested in a clinical trial? Visit our clinical trials page.

Contact Us

Questions? Contact us below:

Need more information? Learn more about our research
Looking for clinical resources? See our clinical services page

Thank you for your interest in our research!