Late for the trend, but finally I got here.

Using head-mounted cameras and head-mounted eye trackers has led to surprising findings to inform theories of development and learning. Excited to share this new paper, co-authored with Linda Smith, Yayun Zhang and Lauren Slone: pnas.org/content/118/52…

happy to share a new paper where Chen Yu and I discuss benefits, challenges, and best practices in head-mounted eye tracking research: authors.elsevier.com/a/1eSEbErOA00VP

We have a new paper out in Current Biology where we found that children with ASD engage in joint attention at typical rates during naturalistic toy play! They use hand-following rather than gaze-following pathways to get there, similar to their TD peers. cell.com/current-biolog…

A beautiful writeup by Karen Adolph and Kelsey West highlighting our recent work on joint attention in autism during toy play (spoiler: hands matter more than eye contact). Julia Yurkovic-Harding Chen Yu Dr. Rebecca Shaffer Kelli Dominick MD PhD cell.com/current-biolog…

Thank you everyone for amazing contributions and discussions at this week's Dagstuhl seminar on #developmentalAI !!! This showed great new research opportunities and synergies at the crossroads of #AI #devpsychology #machinelearning 👶🤖💻🚀 sites.google.com/view/developme…