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At the InfantLab (based in Goldsmiths College, New Cross) we investigate the development of perceptual and motor skills and abilities in early life from infancy to adulthood. We are particularly interested in how inputs from different senses (such as vision and touch) are brought together so that babies and children are able to make sense of the world around them. Studies are presented as fun, age appropriate games. At the moment we are particularly seeking young infants (4 months and under)to participate in studies exploring visual-tactile spatial processing. You can find more about us at [www.goldsmithsinfantlab.org]. If you are interested in registering your child then you can use the following link [www.goldsmithsinfantlab.org]. If you have any questions please contact Rhiannon at [email protected]
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My daughter, now 2, has taken part in a couple of studies at Goldsmiths and we've both really enjoyed the sessions. For her it is a really fun and well designed play session and for me it is a chance to learn a bit about child development.


I'd really recommend supporting the research team with your baby scientists :)

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