At Durham University's Babylab we conduct exciting and engaging research, specialising in methods such as eye-tracking and functional near-infrared spectroscopy
Welcome to Durham Universityโs Babylab! ๐
We conduct exciting research studies investigating a range of topics associated with child development such as word learning, tiredness and numeracy. We specialise in eye-tracking and functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS).
We had a wonderful time on Friday at the Preschool Day @scienceatlife, there was a colour theme which was perfect for our visual working memory task which uses arrays of coloured squares. It was great to meet so many families! ๐๐จ๐ฃ
We now have our own website up and running (a big thank you to @OscarSill, one of the Babylab team). Have an explore and let us know what you think! https://t.co/oGZj3GSQfu
Last week we presented our current research at the 'Creative and Innovative Methods in Research with Children and Young People Conference', it was excellent to chat to people and hear about the other amazing research that takes place ๐จ๐ง ๐
We had a fantastic time yesterday at the Spooky Preschool Day @scienceatlife, it was lovely to meet everyone thank you for coming over to our station ๐
I had a fantastic time at the two-day Machine Learning Workshop at the University of East London, funded by COST Action! It was great to meet new people, learn about their research, and get hands-on with practical activities using Google Colab.
More information about our Babylab Open Day ๐
The event will be held between 11am and 4pm on Saturday 31stย August 2024. We will be using an open door policy so please come whenever is best for you and stay as long as you would like.
You can park in either the Psychology Department car park or the car park opposite the Maths and Science building. Please note that while the bays are marked as permit holders only, this does not apply for parking on the day and therefore you will not need a parking permit!
Calling all parents of 0-4 year olds. We are hosting a lab open day on 31.08.24 where you will have the opportunity to participate in some of our current eye-tracking studies as well as learn more about the research methods and meet our team.
While we will be using an open door policy, it would help us to organise the day if you could register your interest using the following form https://t.co/u0jJq9Ppgc.
@samhforbes presenting his awesome poster on how language exposure and brain myelination are related early development ๐ฃ๐ง ๐ถ #ICIS2024@Infantstudies
@lauryn_clucas presenting her incredible poster on the cross-linguistic and specific effects of gesture on early word learning ๐ถ๐๐ฌ #ICIS2024@Infantstudies