All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 September Call for research participants for Noisy Guts project Call for research participants for Noisy Guts project 22/09/2021 | 2 MINS The Noisy Guts Project are developing methods to non-invasively diagnose gut disorders. Whilst originally using acoustic technology, the team have now pivoted to combining a machine learning approach with online surveys to develop a digital diagnostic tool with greater accuracy. Their aim is faster and more effective diagnoses for chronic gut disorders. The team are currently recruiting Australian volunteers with healthy guts or a diagnosis of IBS to help develop a digital diagnostic device for gut conditions. There is no need to attend the Centre, you can help with this research by completing a survey from the comfort of your own home. The project is seeking people who are: ΓÇó aged 18-65 years ΓÇó have healthy guts or ΓÇó have been diagnosed with IBS and had a colonoscopy in the last 10 years Find out more about the digital diagnosis project. Hannah Vu, Marketing Officer, 08 6457 4815 Share this Share o

All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 September Call for research participants for Noisy Guts project Call for research participants for Noisy Guts project 22/09/2021 | 2 MINS The Noisy Guts Project are developing methods to non-invasively diagnose gut disorders.

Whilst originally using acoustic technology, the team have now pivoted to combining a machine learning approach with online surveys to develop a digital diagnostic tool with greater accuracy.

Lombok Institute of Technology

Their aim is faster and more effective diagnoses for chronic gut disorders.

How can we help you?

The team are currently recruiting Australian volunteers with healthy guts or a diagnosis of IBS to help develop a digital diagnostic device for gut conditions.

News

There is no need to attend the Centre, you can help with this research by completing a survey from the comfort of your own home.

Topics

The project is seeking people who are: ΓÇó aged 18-65 years ΓÇó have healthy guts or ΓÇó have been diagnosed with IBS and had a colonoscopy in the last 10 years Find out more about the digital diagnosis project.

Latest news

Hannah Vu, Marketing Officer, 08 6457 4815 Share this Share o

navigationformsform controlsaccordion/collapsiblemedia/embedemail contactphone contact
We do more when we ask better questions together.
Explore more stories