The ICR also for flexible study set-ups. If your research study requires a different room configuration, or additional research technologies, contact us at icr@iu.edu to discuss options.
Explore the ICR research spaces and our current lab configuration.
A hardware-agnostic platform that integrates and synchronizes multiple biosensors, such as eye tracking, facial expression analysis, GSR/EDA, EEG, EMG, and ECG into a single application.
Software for qualitative, quantitative, and statistical data analysis research.
Software programs capable of gathering cognitive psychological data using methodologies such as secondary-task reaction time, continuous response measurement, and the Implicit Association Test.
A statistical modeling program that provides researchers with a flexible tool to analyze their data
A portable 30-dial system to collect individuals’ moment-by-moment ratings of live or media presentations, and responses to questions in real time, for groups (up to 30). The system provides immediate feedback and display of data analysis.
An open-source package for running experiments in Python (a real and free alternative to Matlab), giving scientists a free and simple stimulus presentation and control package.
Additional information on the hardware and software capabilities of our study rooms is available upon request.
Please supply your approved IRB study number and any pertinent details in the message text box. Additional information may be requested by the research and creative activity coordinator before your request is approved.
If you plan to use the MSCH-C101 subject pool for your study, you will also need to submit a request.
Most meetings are best suited for the conference room (FF017), but if it is unavailable or a smaller meeting, the focus group room (FF012A) is a good backup option.
Contact Megan Connor, research and creative activity coordinator.
