Open Humans Foundation

Let researchers know how you feel about sharing your health data!

Your DNA, Your Say This is a survey about your online health data etc and how it might be used by others.

The 2016 GET Labs/Expo for Researchers, April 25th at Harvard's Martin Conference Center, will include a forum for people with solutions and experience in participatory research to come together.

We're honored to be hosting

The Many Brains Project

The Many Brains Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating research on the mind and brain by developing research tools that directly address the needs of patients and participants. We develop state-of-the-art, digital, open source tools for assessing cognition and brain health, all validated through our research platform TestMyBrain.org. You can participate in our interactive lab here at the GET conference, or come talk to us if you would like to know how to incorporate mobile / web-based, participant-centered cognitive testing into your work.

Check out more on GET Labs, the GETy Awards, and the entire GET Conference at http://www.getconference.org/

To execute a successful participatory research study, researchers face many challenges. As a result, the 2016 GET Labs - April 25th at Harvard's Martin Conference Center - will include a forum for people with solutions and experience in this space to come together.

In this Expo for Researchers, we're delighted to be hosting

C3-PRO: Consent, Contact, and Community framework for Patient Reported Outcomes is a "backend" connecting any ResearchKit app to a widely-used clinical research IT infrastructure called i2b2. C3-PRO relies FHIR (Fast Health Interoperability Resources). We are making C3-PRO available to the broader research community to be used with their ResearchKit apps and also integrating with ResearchStack.

Check out more on GET Labs, the GETy Awards, and the entire GET Conference at http://www.getconference.org/