We Design, Do, & Deliver Studies
Founded over twenty years ago, SoundRocket can meet your social science study needs in everything from design and data collection to analysis and reporting.
Your Research Partner in Precision & Execution
Expert project management, clear communication, and scientific rigor—SoundRocket integrates seamlessly with your team to keep studies on track. We specialize in two areas:
Regulatory Studies
SoundRocket specializes in regulatory studies that support successful 510(k) submissions with scientifically sound, defensible research. Call us when you need your next…
- Label Comprehension Study
- Self-Selection Study
- User Comprehension Study
- Human Factors Study
- Actual Use Study
- Simulated Used Study
- ACNU Study
- Consumer Study
- Provider Study
- Custom Study
Academic Studies
SoundRocket partners with researchers to design and execute high-quality social science studies using proven survey methodologies. Bring a Survey Methodologist and expert Survey Manager to your next…
AncestryDNA Factor V Leiden Genetic Health Risk Test
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AlphaID At Home Genetic Health Risk Service
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FERTI-LILY Conception Cup
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GlutenID Celiac Genetic Health Risk Test
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We design and implement science-guided, defensible studies that are targeted, rigorous, and led by experts.
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SoundRocket has served over 400 institutions and organizations since 2004.
From the Launchpad
ICYMI: Seven tips for effective web-based survey testing
Testing a web-based survey is one of the most detested activities to many in the survey research business. From a 2016 post, here are seven tips to better web-based survey testing practices for your next study. You’re welcome 🙂
FDA Genetic Health Assessment Ruling: Decoded
Trying to read and understand the latest FDA release on personal genetic testing (or what they are now calling Genetic Health Assessments)? Wish that they could indent when they use multi-level outlines? We have created a version that may be a bit easier to read and understand…
Evaluating Nonresponse Bias in a Longitudinal Study of Healthy Adults Receiving Genome Sequencing
We know your survey is exciting and will divulge important findings; you know your survey is exciting and will divulge important findings. But darn those who don’t know this and so don’t participate. Or worse – those who do know this, but choose not to participate for some other reason. Their nonresponse can create uncertainty in how accurate our survey results actually are. If only we could survey robots or well-trained dogs who followed our instructions instead of people!
SoSciKu: What I love
I’m back with more… see my previous post if you are curious what this is about…
WHAT I LOVE TO DO…
SoSciKu: Our method
I was recently inspired by a website called The Sciku Project, which touts the “latest scientific discoveries in haiku form”. I have always been fascinated by Haiku – the logical (but also illogical) structure imposed on language in the form of poetry. The structure – 17 syllables in three groups of 5 – 7 – 5 syllables each.
Figured I would give it a try…
Highlights from our MI AIR Conference Discussion in Ann Arbor, Michigan
We spoke — well, SoundRocket Research Consultant Julie M. Smith, Ph.D.; Research Programmer Rob Young; and Research Analyst Jillian Hunsanger spoke – at the 31st Annual MI AIR Conference in Ann Arbor recently