This study investigates a registry designed to connect individuals with research studies at Indiana University and its partners. A registry is a system that collects and stores information about people who are interested in participating in research. This registry aims to help researchers find participants for their studies by providing them with a list of individuals who have expressed interest in taking part.

Participants in the registry are not paid for simply being listed. However, they may qualify for specific studies that offer compensation. Being part of the registry means that individuals may be contacted about various research opportunities that match their interests and eligibility.

• Who can participate: Individuals who are 18 years or older, can read and speak English, and have a working email address are eligible to participate. Participants must also agree to the terms of the registry.
• Study details: Participants will be listed in a registry that connects them with potential research studies. They may be contacted for studies that match their interests, some of which may offer compensation.