Research Study · Rheumatoid Arthritis
Apply to see if you're eligible.
01. Complete a pre-screen questionnaire.
02. Consent to share health records and participate in research.
03. We review records and invite eligible members to join.
Members enrolled in a research study receive the following benefits:
Data equity pledge
We are exploring future models that may allow participants to share in value generated from research using their data. AI lets us model biology, but it only works because of the data that our members contribute.
Collection tube, instructions, prepaid return label. Ships to your door. No clinic visit required.
Onyx is a research collective advancing scientific understanding of autoimmune diseases. Members contribute by:
All contributions are voluntary and members are fairly compensated for their time and effort.
Additional requirements may apply.
If that's you, consider applying. It takes a few minutes and there's no commitment until you decide.
applyYou can stop at any time.
Questions? research@onyx.bio
Members enrolled in a study receive cash compensation for providing biospecimens for scientific analysis, such as blood testing, as well as for participating in research interviews.
Samples are processed in our Berkeley lab for advanced laboratory testing and analysis. They are not sold to third parties. Member data is governed by strict privacy protocols.
No. We ship a collection kit to your home with a prepaid return label. Depending on protocol, a mobile phlebotomist may visit you at home, or we provide self-collection options.
We're developing a program so that members whose data contributes to research outcomes can share in the revenue generated. More details to come.
Onyx runs dedicated studies for rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, plus a broader autoimmune study that includes conditions such as systemic sclerosis.
Onyx is a research collective based in Berkeley, California. Our founders hold PhDs from UC Berkeley with backgrounds in computational biology and AI. The study is IRB-approved, meaning an independent ethics board oversees how the research is conducted and how participant data is handled.