Australian Research activities looking for subjects
Sydney University's synesthesia research project at the Color Form and Motion lab is
currently open for participant registration. If you are a synesthete then we would love to hear from you. (Even if you live
interstate !) If you would like to know what is involved, please email me and we will send you a (no obligation ever) participant information statement so you can decide if you would like help. All
studies are non invasive and usually include interviews and computer based tasks. (in fact you dont need to know anything
about computers to do them).
If you would be willing to:
- be contacted about upcoming studies and information, such as talks, symposium and
research papers;
- would just like to find out about our research or;
- would like to be contacted to participate in research in the future
please send me an email.
Please note: Even if you would like to be contacted in the future
about participating in research studies, there is no obligation to participate at that time.
Macquarie University is also looking for research participants. See Anina Rich's webpage for more information.
If you're not in Australia or New Zealand - but would like to particiapte in research in your own
country, you could look through our links page and get in touch with researchers in your own country - or email me and ask me to make contact for you.
Auckland, NZ
Lindsay Hearne BSC (hons) in New Zealand is seeking subjects for her research there. You can find out more
about her research topic on the Australian and New Zealand researchers page. You can contact Lindsay at lhea010@ec.auckland.ac.nz.
Current activities
We would like to help promote any activity you might be running
in Australia or NZ if you're a synesthete. Please email me and let me know.
I am hoping to put on a short lecture some time soon about synesthesia where synesthetes
and other interested people can come and ask questions about synesthesia. If you would be interested in attending this please
email me or register on the interests page.
Check out:
Mathew Taylors website for any exhibitions, new books, stories etc; and
Australian Synesthesia in the news.
Latest news articles on Synesthesia appearing in major papers or other places.
Why some people taste like earwax - Catherine Deveny. The Age. March 10, 2007
This program appeared on the ABC on March 15th, 9.30pm.
News Achives can be found on the Patricia Duffy website.
