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Baby Lab Graduate Students and Faculty: Top row, right to left: Professor Mo Shukla, Sarah Izen, Professor Vivian Ciaramitaro, Professor Zsuzsa Kaldy, Chen Cheng;
Bottom row, right to left: Mihye Choi, Mollie Hamilton, Julie Freschl, Erinda Morina, Sangya Dhungana
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Hello and welcome to the UMass Boston Baby Lab!
Here at the UMass Boston Baby Lab we are interested in learning about the thoughts babies have and how they learn about the world around them. More specifically, we study language learning, short-term memory, and visual and auditory development. In most of our studies, your child sits on your lap and watches a short video while we track his/her eyes. Visits typically last about 30-60 minutes. We offer $20, free parking, and a small thank-you gift. We are currently recruiting infants and toddlers between the ages of 5-32 months. If you would like to participate, you can sign up online at http://babylab.youcanbook.me/. You may also call us at 617-287-6363 for more information. We are easily accessible from I-93 and have free parking available on the UMass Boston campus. We are also on the Red Line (JFK/UMass station). |
NEWS UPDATES
Here is our Spring 2018 Baby Lab Newsletter!
It includes information regarding our current studies, in addition to some other lab news.
Check it out and let us know if you have any questions or comments!
Click here for the Spring 2018 Baby Lab Newsletter!
Here is our Spring 2018 Baby Lab Newsletter!
It includes information regarding our current studies, in addition to some other lab news.
Check it out and let us know if you have any questions or comments!
Click here for the Spring 2018 Baby Lab Newsletter!
March 2019
Mihye Choi successfully defended her dissertation proposal on March 1! Her work is aiming to understand how infants and adults can learn phonemes (speech sounds) in a new language. Her committee members are Vivian Ciaramitaro, Tiffany Donaldson, and Zsuzsa Kaldy from UMass Boston and Richard Aslin from Yale/Haskins Laboratories.
Mihye Choi successfully defended her dissertation proposal on March 1! Her work is aiming to understand how infants and adults can learn phonemes (speech sounds) in a new language. Her committee members are Vivian Ciaramitaro, Tiffany Donaldson, and Zsuzsa Kaldy from UMass Boston and Richard Aslin from Yale/Haskins Laboratories.
Museum of Science
Check out what's been happening with the Baby Lab at the Museum of Science.
Check out what's been happening with the Baby Lab at the Museum of Science.