Even if you do not participate in one of our studies, people with dyslexia can make other important contributions to this work.

• Share your survival tips with your peers via a Dyslexia Wiki site
• Mentor those who are younger pursuing science-related careers
• Provide information about your own career history

To learn more please contact CfA.NSF.study@verizon.net

All participants are compensated for their time. Additional benefits vary by the specific study.

The greatest benefit in joining our research is the knowledge that your participation or contribution will help large numbers of people with dyslexia succeed in science.

To participate in one of our studies, or for more information, please contact us confidentially by clicking on the email link to CfA.NSF.study@verizon.net or phone Matt Schneps at 617.495.7472. You may also reach us via surface mail to M. Schneps, MS-71, Center for Astrophysics, 60 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138.

We are interested in hearing from any people with dyslexia with strong interests in science.

• Professional scientists
• Technical workers in a science-related fields
• People who opted out of a science careers
• Graduate students pursuing science
• Undergraduate students considering a science career
• Middle or High School students interested in science
• Parents of a child strongly interested in science

We are aware that while some people may be willing to openly discuss their disability, others may prefer to keep this information private. The project is committed to maintaining the privacy of all people who participate (unless you explicitly release us otherwise).