Get involved
We are an open collaboration: researchers, clinicians, developers, families, and self-advocates all contribute meaningfully. The lab's scope spans autism (Grovalin, Volitiq), and increasingly older-adult and disability populations (HEARTH).
Ways to contribute
Fix bugs, implement features, improve performance and accessibility, and build new integrations across the lab's engineering stack.
Co-author studies, validate tools against clinical datasets, shape research direction, contribute domain expertise.
Help gather anonymised, ethically-approved research data, particularly from older-adult, disability, and underrepresented cohorts.
Test tools, surface real-world needs, and provide feedback that grounds development in practice.
Open positions
The HEARTH program is actively seeking collaborators in geriatric care, occupational therapy, gerontechnology, and disability advocacy. If you have a relevant clinical population or methodological expertise, please reach out.
Read the HEARTH report →Funding partners
We are positioning submissions to NSF Smart and Connected Health (multi-modal angle), NIH (NIA, NIDILRR, NICHD), and foundation grants (RWJF, AARP Innovation Fund, disability-rights foundations). Co-investigator and consultant roles available.
Email about grants →Express interest
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