|
|
About UsAt the Early Minds Lab we are interested in learning about the thoughts babies, toddlers and young children have and how they learn about the world around them. In our studies, children sit on their parents' lap while they either watch a short series of videos on a computer monitor while we track their gaze, or watch some pictures on a tablet and play a fun memory game. Children may also play games with treasure maps, sticker machines, and more! Visits typically last about 30 minutes and as a thank you participants receive $20, a parking pass and a small gift. Learn more
|
Our Studies
We are currently recruiting families with infants and young children between the ages of 8 months and 11 years of age for our on-campus and online studies. To learn more about which study your child qualifies for please visit our CURRENT STUDIES page!
|
|
Abstract Shapes
Learn more |
|
Early Minds Lab Members:
Front left to right: Shibo Cao, Jade Zack, Mahan Abdollahinarenjbon, Tessyia Roper.
Middle left to right: Dr. Tashauna Blankenship, Quinn Pham, Candice Koolhass.
Back left to right: Dr. Erik Blaser, Dr. Vivian Ciaramitaro, Alireza Rozati, Dr. Zsuzsa Kaldy, Jamie Donenfeld (nee Beshore).
|
EML in the News
Our PI Dr. Kaldy gave a webinar talk with other colleagues about our eye-tracking studies. This talk was organized by Tobii.
Tune in: bit.ly/3VERhFx Jun 4, 2024 |
Our Graduate Student Candice Koolhass was awarded the National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) award from the U.S. Department of Defense. Congratulation's Candice!
Read More: bit.ly/3yl5KOE May 15, 2024 |
Remember when your child played our memory game? The journal article was featured on APA Spotlight! Read more
Mar 4, 2024 |
Early Minds Lab at Children's Museums
We have been conducting some of our studies at the Discovery Museum in Acton, MA.
We have been conducting some of our studies at the Discovery Museum in Acton, MA.
