The Life Sciences Research Panel (LSRP) is an open, professional research panel for people who work in laboratories and across the life sciences. Members are invited to paid market research studies — online surveys, telephone interviews and video interviews — that are matched to their role and expertise. The panel is operated by Ayesda Bio Limited, an independently audited (IQCS) market research company based in the United Kingdom, and is free to join.

Who the panel is for

The panel is open to anyone whose work touches a laboratory or the journey of a product from the bench to approval. That includes lab technicians, bench scientists, lab managers, QA/QC analysts, R&D leads, clinical researchers, regulatory affairs and HTA specialists, manufacturing and process development professionals, and the procurement teams who buy laboratory products.

It is deliberately not limited to pharma. Members work in pharmaceutical and biotech companies, contract research and manufacturing organisations, diagnostics, academic and government research, food and beverage testing, water and environmental testing, and industrial laboratories.

The kinds of projects members take part in

Studies are commissioned by companies that make and supply laboratory and life sciences products, and by the research agencies that work for them. Client names are kept confidential, but recent work recruited through the panel and its team includes:

More detail is on the case studies page.

What members say

Feedback from people who have taken part in studies run by the team:

The people behind the panel

The panel is run by Ayesda Bio, whose team brings more than 25 years of shared experience in life sciences research. The people members are most likely to deal with include:

What makes the panel different

Frequently asked questions

Is it free to join? Yes. Registration is free and takes about two minutes, and there is no minimum commitment.

Who runs the Life Sciences Research Panel? Ayesda Bio Limited, a UK market research company that is independently audited under the IQCS scheme.

Are participants paid? Yes. Each study carries a thank-you payment that is agreed before you take part, typically paid by voucher, PayPal, bank transfer or as a donation to charity.

What happens after I register? We get in touch when a study matches your profile. You can accept or decline each invitation. Here is what taking part looks like, step by step.

Is my data safe? Your details are held in line with UK and EU data protection law and are never sold. See the Privacy Policy.

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