ALFI Project
Associations Between Low Field Imaging, Cognition, Lifestyle And Wellbeing
What is the study about?
The ALFI Project (Associations Between Low Field Imaging, Cognition, Lifestyle And Wellbeing) is an innovative research study exploring how portable, low-field MRI technology can be used to better understand brain health across diverse communities.
What is involved?
This project uses a new, quieter and more comfortable type of low-field MRI scanner - small enough to be used outside of hospitals and ideal for local community settings. We want to understand how this new technology could make brain research more accessible for everyone.
By joining the project, you will:
Complete short online tests and questionnaires on sleep, mood and activity
Share your experience to help shape the future of community brain research
Participation takes approximately 2-3 hours total and is flexible to fit your schedule.
The project will be taking place at Canterbury Christ Church University and the project will run from August 2024 to August 2026.
Who can participate?
We’re inviting adults of all ages to take part in a new research study exploring how brain imaging, lifestyle, and mental wellbeing are connected. No previous experience or medical condition is required. You just need to be over 18 and able to consent.
More information?
If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please email us alfistudy@kmms.ac.uk.
Please click here to download the recruitment flyer which has more information about registering your interest for the project.
Your voice matters. Your brain matters. Join us in making brain research more inclusive.
Research team
