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University of Florida Research
Help Advance
Research on
Brain Aging
& Health
Seeking healthy adults ages 30-75 to help researchers support the future health of the autistic community.
Study Site
Gainesville, FL
Target Age
30-75 Years
Status
Healthy Controls
Duration
6-7 Hours
About the Study
Supporting the health of the autistic community.
The Neurocognitive and Behavioral Development Lab (NBD Lab) at UF is seeking healthy adults to serve as control participants.
This research explores how brain function, motor skills, and cognitive abilities change as we age to help develop better health markers and future outcomes.
Participation Details
What to expect during your visits
Initial Phase
Diagnostic screening and medical history evaluation.
Cognitive Assessment
Memory, thinking assessments, and motor skill tests.
Scientific Imaging
State-of-the-art Brain imaging (MRI & PET/CT).
Eligibility Requirements
- Ages 30-75
- No ASD diagnosis
- Cooperative with MRI
- English proficient
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Compensation
Valuing your time and contribution
Control participants who complete testing will receive study compensation of $250 plus $275 for PET and blood assessments, totaling up to $525.
Additional travel compensation is available based on distance, and for those traveling long distances, lunch, a 1-night hotel stay, or flight arrangements may be provided.
Advance the science of healthy aging
Click below and complete our short screener to see if you qualify to join us.
See If You QualifyCommon Questions
The study investigates how brain anatomy and function change over time as we age, specifically to understand and support the future health needs of the autistic community.
Testing takes place at the Florida Gymnasium and the McKnight Brain Imaging Center at the University of Florida Gainesville campus.
Yes. All research records are kept strictly confidential and are only accessible to authorized members of the UF research team.
