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Call for Abstracts for talk or poster presentations now open (deadline 22 April) wp.lancs.ac.uk/lcicd/.  #LCICD will be held live in Lancaster, UK on 24-26 August, 2022. We look forward to seeing your research!

Read our latest blog just in time for #WorldBookDay written by Prof Padraic Monaghan Lancaster Psychology LuCiD: Three lessons on how we should teach reading lucid.ac.uk/news-events-bl…

Looking forwards to talking about my research

That moment 😀😀😀😀😀 #bugs #coding #programming

Deadline for talk and poster presentations is fast approaching: 22nd April - only two weeks left! #LCICD is single-track, with high visibility poster sessions in their own designated time slots, and an excellent communal spirit during 2.5 days of lively interactions.

#LCICD deadline coming up very soon (May 1st)! We already have a healthy number of submissions and are excitedly looking forward to the conference in August. If you want to be part of it, send your abstract before Monday!

Our Lancaster University Babylab team is looking for 9-11 year old children to complete an online questionnaire about curiosity and creativity. If you have a child in this age range and are based in the UK, please email [email protected] to find out more.

Are you ready for LCICD part two!

We are delighted to announce the 8th Lancaster Conference on Infant and Early Child Development LCICD 2023 to run on 23-25 August 2023 (Lancaster University, UK)!

1/3 FREE WORKSHOP ALERT! On 22nd August there will be a FREE pre-conference workshop run by Ingmar Visser on the topic "Detecting (categorical) individual differences in developmental data: Mixture models, latent class models and Markov models for studying change"

Dr Calum Hartley will be discussing research conducted by Lancaster University Lancaster Psychology Lancaster University Babylab PhD students Cheriece Carter, Charlotte Rothwell & Leigh Keating in the upcoming Free Autistica Webinar. Their research has been funded by Economic and Social Research Council The Leverhulme Trust & Lancaster University.

Learn about the latest research into how autistic children learn words in the #AutisticaWebinar with Dr Calum Hartley. youtu.be/tXzxYgZ-YO0

Day 2 wrapped up with our second poster session, and a well deserved bubbly reception :). There were so many great posters and lovely presenters on both days. If you see yourself here and want the big version of your tiny picture, let us know! #LCICD

Calling parents of 3- and 4-year-olds! Join a new Lancaster University Babylab study by PhD student Sophie Lund. Contact [email protected] for more information!