INSPIRE is a core facility for researchers to explore the various fields of human behaviour.
What is INSPIRE?
The ISPR community pool
The ISPR community pool is the primary method for the general public to get involved in research through INSPIRE. The community pool is a database that retains simple information (e.g., age, educational background) about individuals who have expressed an interest in participating in research. Everyone is welcome to sign up to the community pool. After signing up, you will be required to complete a screening questionnaire that will ask several questions about your personal background. Based on your pre-screening answers, you will be presented with a list of studies in which you can participate.
Joining the ISPR community pool
If you are a community member and you would like to sign up for the community pool, you can request an account. If you are a researcher and you would like to request an account, please email our team.
The INSPIRE physical testing space
The INSPIRE physical testing space is composed of state-of-the-art technologies such as eye tracking, focus group rooms, and physiological instruments like heart rate monitors. If you are participating in a study that uses our laboratory and want to learn more about our testing facility and the technology that we use, visit our page Discover the lab.
Our office is located in Room 5074 on the fifth floor of the Vanier building, which is part of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences. Visit our page Find the lab for more detailed instructions.
Parking
Free parking is provided by the INSPIRE core facility. If you are participating in a study located in our facility, you can contact the researcher to request access to a parking space. This will allow you to park on campus for the duration of the study. Our parking space is located in lot K and is accessible
Upon arrival to parking lot K, look for the panel “INSPIRE Research” to the right of the entrance.