Over the last two decades, our understanding of early autism development has undergone a profound transformation, moving from observing behaviours to uncovering the complex mechanisms that drive them. This progress would not have been possible without the steadfast support and
Podcast & Roundtable Events Do you have questions about things like screen time, your child’s sleep or their development? Have you always wanted to tell us scientists what it is we really should be researching? Parents today are continuously presented
Please join us for a virtual COFFEE TALK and add interest to your day! A researcher from our Babylab & ToddlerLab will talk about their research, there will be a chance to ask questions and chat to researchers and parents. ***We will
2025/2026 Date Time Speaker Host Location Recording Link
Conference Schedule (Time zone: British Summer Time) 10:00am – 10:15am: Opening remarks Session 1: Sleep Recording for Session 1 can be found here. 10:15am – 10:30am Dr Samuel Forbes: School of Psychology, University of East Anglia , UK “Examining sleep and
Read all about the conference here! Name of speaker Talk title Talk video PDF presentation Session 1 Mark Johnson The first 10 years and beyond Mark Johnson Gergely Csibra The first 10 years and beyond Gergely Csibra GCsibra_CBCD21.pdf
Below is a list of the events in CBCD. You can also see past events.
We are happy to announce our ToddlerLab is open and ready to showcase our innovative research with babies, toddlers and children! Learn more here or see a recent article in the Evening Standard.
Last week the INTERLEARN cohort of PhD students presented their PhD research during an online symposium! Talks were on sleep, active learning, touch, atypical development and individualised learning. Missed it? You can find the recordings of the talks here.
On Friday, the Babylab reopened its doors to the public for the first time since March. It was a delight to welcome our first infant scientist and parent back to the lab! The successful visit proves our enhanced safety measures are
