We are investigating whether non-CNS cancers and their treatments affect visual colour perception and interpretation. Participants will complete a short online test using digitally presented Rorschach-style inkblot images, followed by simple questions about what they see and a brief mood survey.
The goal is to understand whether cancer patients process visual information differently compared to healthy controls, and whether changes in colour perception could serve as a low-cost, non-invasive digital biomarker for cancer progression or treatment effects.
Participation is anonymous, voluntary, and remote, all you need is an internet connection. Data will be securely collected through a Google Form.
By joining, you’ll help us explore a new frontier in citizen science and oncology, where creativity, psychology, and biomedical research meet.
Verify Your Email
Check your email (including spam!) and click on the provided link.
Until then, you won't be able to earn badges, or access other members-only features, but you can still browse thousands of projects and events!
