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Month: April 2019. Menu. Posted on. 17th April 2019. Author“Happy Talk” is the first study in the InfantLab’s new eyetracking lab. We are looking at what makes Infant Directed Speech so attractive to babies. What is Infant Directed Speech? No
Month: January 2019. Menu. Posted on. 28th January 2019. AuthorOn Friday January 25th a mum and two babies (9 months and 23 months) visited our BSc Psychology 2nd year class in Developmental Psychology. The babies played games that are designed to
Month: November 2018. Menu. Posted on. 28th November 2018. AuthorOur former members, Dr. Giulia Orioli and Professor Andy Bremner, have recently published a paper on babies being able to make sense of multisensory cue combinations specifying motion
Month: December 2018. Menu. Posted on. 14th December 2018. AuthorEmily Peachthong, EUSA intern from Boston Univeristy. Being an intern here at the InfantLab at Goldsmiths University of 鶹 has been an extremely unique experience for me. Not only
Month: September 2016. Menu. Posted on. 28th September 2016. AuthorDr. Caspar Addyman has assisted in the creation of a theatre production with an audience of infants between six and eighteen months. Loading Comments. Write a Comment. Email (Required
Month: October 2015. Menu. Posted on. 19th October 2015. AuthorResearch from our lab shows that when you tickle the toes of a newborn baby, the experience for them isn’t as quite as you imagined it would be. We investigated how babies perceive
Month: October 2016. Menu. Posted on. 17th October 2016. AuthorDr. Caspar Addyman, Professor Lauren Stewart, Grammy-award winning artist Imogen Heap, and thousands of British mums and dads have worked together to create the first song scientifically
Month: July 2016. Menu. Posted on. 7th July 2016. AuthorA study conducted by our researchers look into why unnecessary arm and leg movements can help us understand more about early development in infants. Loading Comments. Write a Comment. Email
Month: April 2016. Menu. Posted on. 7th April 2016. AuthorOur InfantLab director, Professor Andrew Bremner, has published work showing that kids who have grown up in urban environments fall for a well-known optical illusion more often than kids from
EMS History. Interest in electronic music at Goldsmiths can be traced back to the Spring of 1966 when Daphne Oram first visited the college to deliver a lecture on her work as the co-founder and director of the BBC Radiophonic workshop. The talk