The BRIGHT Project (@bright_project) 's Twitter Profile
The BRIGHT Project

@bright_project

Longitudinal study of brain development from 0-24mths in Gambian & UK. Led by @ucl,@BirkbeckBabylab, @Cambridge_uni, @mrcunitgambia. Funded by @gatesfoundation

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Sam McCann (@sammmccann) 's Twitter Profile Photo

HOT OFF THE PRESS 🔥🔥 - Latest work from the The BRIGHT Project showing that iron status *under* 6 months of age is related to cognitive development up to pre-school age. journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…

Maheen Siddiqui (@maheensidd91) 's Twitter Profile Photo

During the pandemic I started the 'Diversity in Developmental Science' network with two other colleagues. Things went back to normal, work got busier & this fell off the radar. I'm looking to get this up & running again. Any #BAME dev science researchers interested in this?

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New BRIGHT paper exploring early language interactions in context of infants’ caregiving environment. In the Gambia, a medium number of caregivers was associated with highest turn-taking rates, which in turn predicted child vocalisations a few months down the line 👶🏽💬

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New Year, new results to share! Check out this brilliant work by Chiara Bulgarelli examining functional connectivity and its relationship with physical growth and cognitive development in our BRIGHT cohort in The Gambia!

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Have a look at this important review by one of our BRIGHT PIs @drsophiemoore exploring sex differences in growth and neurocognitive development in infancy and early childhood cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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‼️Job alert ‼️ Interested in joining the BRIGHT project? We are looking for a research assistant to be based in our Cambridge hub. You'll be supporting processing and analyses of data collected in The Gambia and UK. We are an amazing team, so come join us! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/45578/

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🚨Hot off the press! 📢 Have a look at our latest paper, led by our brilliant former student Emma Macrae , looking at the development and early attentional predictors of cognitive control at 18-24 months of age in the BRIGHT UK sample. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…

🚨Hot off the press! 📢 Have a look at our latest paper, led by our brilliant former student <a href="/EmmaJMacrae_/">Emma Macrae</a> , looking at the development and early attentional predictors of cognitive control at 18-24 months of age in the BRIGHT UK sample. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…
African Brain & Cognitive Development Network (@afribcd_network) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Have a look at this brilliant talk in our latest instalment of the AfriBCD Seminar Series. Hear Dr Jean Ikanga talk about "A Call for Shifting from the Western to African Neuropsychology: The African Neuropsychology Battery" youtube.com/watch?v=XUTekG…

Chiara Bulgarelli (@cbulgarelli01) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you at #ICIS2024? Come to our symposium “Early development of the functional organization of the brain: Insights from diverse neuroimaging methods”. I’ll present #fNIRS works exploring FC development Birkbeck BabyLab & ToddlerLab and in The Gambia The BRIGHT Project

UCL Engineering (@uclengineering) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The UCL Festival of Engineering is officially underway 🎉 Thank you to all the UCL staff, contributors and guests who joined us for our launch event yesterday - we can't wait to see you again later in the week! Find out more about the Festival ➡️ buff.ly/3S86oWS

The UCL Festival of Engineering is officially underway 🎉 

Thank you to all the <a href="/ucl/">UCL</a> staff, contributors and guests who joined us for our launch event yesterday - we can't wait to see you again later in the week! 

Find out more about the Festival ➡️  buff.ly/3S86oWS
The BRIGHT Project (@bright_project) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BRIGHT is gaining global attention 🌍🧠 Our work has been featured in the UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 report on the Insights from the Science of Learning for Education, to highlight the important role of neurodevelopment in infancy on educational outcomes. Have a look here 👉 bit.ly/foundations-fo…

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📢 New paper alert! Check out this brilliant work, led by Laura Katus, which describes the implementation of the Neonatal Behavioural Assessment Scale (NBAS) in The Gambia, and our findings on infant newborn behaviours in this context 👉doi.org/10.1016/j.infb…

📢 New paper alert! Check out this brilliant work, led by Laura Katus, which describes the implementation of the Neonatal Behavioural Assessment Scale (NBAS) in The Gambia, and our findings on infant newborn behaviours in this context 👉doi.org/10.1016/j.infb…
Bosiljka Milosavljevic (@bosiljkamilosav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢We are excited to share this call for a Special Issue in Infancy on Nurturing Care & Neurocognitive Development in the First 1000 Days. We particularly welcome submissions from authors from the Global South🌍🧠Please see link for info& distribute widely: bit.ly/infancy-si

📢We are excited to share this call for a Special Issue in Infancy on Nurturing Care &amp; Neurocognitive Development in the First 1000 Days. We particularly welcome submissions from authors from the Global South🌍🧠Please see link for info&amp; distribute widely: bit.ly/infancy-si
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📢Congratulations Chiara Bulgarelli and team for this new paper in @elife: Growth in early infancy drives optimal brain functional connectivity which predicts cognitive flexibility in later childhood doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

📢Congratulations <a href="/cbulgarelli01/">Chiara Bulgarelli</a>  and team for this new paper  in @elife: Growth in early infancy drives optimal brain functional connectivity which predicts cognitive flexibility in later childhood doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…