Kate Mee

ESRC-funded PhD student at Cardiff University. Early development | Language | Down syndrome | Makaton | Head-mounted eye-tracking.

[Kate Mee @KateMee123]

Brilliant day at @uniofwarwick yesterday for #comein2024. Lots of inspiring talks and thought-provoking conversation about multimodality in early interactions. Same again next year?

[Kirsty Green @KirstGreen]

Kate Mee is now presenting her research on the sensorimotor properties of word learning for children with Down Syndrome. #comein2024

[Cardiff Babylab @CardiffBabylab]

We are thrilled to be awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship! 🎉 @UKRI_News @cardiffuni @PsychCardiffUni

[Cardiff Babylab @CardiffBabylab]

A brilliant snapshot into the Wales Innovation Network event we attended in London last Tuesday  @WIN_cymru ! Keep an eye out for Kate from our lab, talking about our eye-tracking research! 📷👩🏻‍🔬
#ArloesiCymru #InnovationWales #WalesInnovationNetwork #WelshResearch #CardiffBabylab

[Cardiff Babylab @CardiffBabylab]

Yesterday, alongside @CU_TinyToTots , we were invited to showcase at the Wales Innovation Network (@WIN_Cymru ) event, to discuss our research with delegates such as policymakers and funders. Hopefully we demonstrated that Welsh research has a lot to offer!

#ArloesiCymru

[Sarah Gerson @DrSarahAGerson]

The dream team @RossVanderwert @AmyAEHughes @KateMeePsych and the not on Twitter Hana D’Souza

[Sarah Gerson @DrSarahAGerson]

Proud of our @PsychCardiffUni and @CU_TinyToTots representatives for sharing our work on neurodevelopment at the Wales Innovation Network event today!

[Kate Mee @KateMee123]

...and equally excited that this paper is being picked up by the media. Infant development is important!

https://t.co/iHiJ66YVJk

[Kate Mee @KateMee123]

Excited to have worked on this project. More evidence on the importance of early language input!

[SfN Journals @SfNJournals]

#JNeurosci: @FiblaLaia, @samhforbes, @DeltaSpencer et al. @uniofeastanglia show that 30-month-old toddlers who heard more adult language input had more myelin in language-related brain areas, likely supporting more sophisticated language processing.
https://t.co/jA0DabcwMo