At Goldsmiths InfantLab we study children’s cognitive development, with a focus on how infants and children learn to perceive and act on the world around them

Goldsmiths College, New Cross
Joined April 2014
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr23 Jun 2022
The study was a replication and extension of Cacchione et al 2011. They discovered that babies prefer Picasso to Monet. We decided to double check this and use a neural net style transfer to create a Monet-style Picassos and Picasso style Monets. reiinakano.com/arbitrary-ima…
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr23 Jun 2022
It's my last day at @GoldsmithsUoL πŸ˜” Very pleased it included two babies visiting the @InfantLab to take part in an MSc project about baby art appreciation. 😍 Thanks to Nell it being such a cheerful little infant scientist. Thanks to Nazli for being a great research student
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Are you interested in what helps babies sleep? Do you live in/around London & have a child aged 18 months or younger? Visit @BirkbeckBabylabπŸ‘Άand take part in their Bedtime Boost Trial! Fun activitiesπŸ§ πŸ’»+ Β£30 voucher and thank you gifts. Sign up here redcap.link/BB-Trial
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We are looking for women who have experienced self-perceived 'failure' or self-criticism when pregnant or in the first year after birth to take part in a (paid) online focus group. Please share widely, thank you! aruspsych.eu.qualtrics.com/j…
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Katlab has left its comfort zone and joined this exciting project on changing minds about sustainability! Please fill in our first, teeny-tiny survey. It takes less than 3 minutes.
Did you know the fashion industry is the 2nd largest polluter in the world, just after the oil industry. Take part in this 2-min anonymous survey and help us develop new technologies that change how we produce and consume fashion: tinyurl.com/y6tvmpf6
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr4 Nov 2021
In three hours time. 8pm BST today. Discover why you have babies to thank for your big brain, your long life and plenty more besides.
Any 6-11 month old babies living near New Cross? You could take part too. Study is fun & simple, visits take less than an hour, you help science and get the t-shirt! πŸ‘Ά 🎹 πŸ₯ 😁 🎢 Please contact Zehra for info πŸ“§ zkara049@gold.ac.uk Or sign up online sites.gold.ac.uk/infantlab/t…
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We're back! Melissa and baby Aster (8m) were the first visitors to @GoldsmithsUoL InfantLab since the pandemic. They took part in @zelish_k's new study of infant responses to music. Aster was asleep when she arrived but soon warmed up. She really liked her new t-shirt.
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr4 Oct 2021
Did you know that we have babies to thank for our big brains and our long lives? They helped in the birth of art and science and they know the most important secrets of happiness. This short video explains it all. youtube.com/watch?v=I7FR-tIC…
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Does your baby like to dance? πŸ‘ΆπŸŽΆ A few years ago we helped @imogenheap create a song to make babies happy. Today we launch a fun study familes can do at home to see how babies learn to dance to The Happy Song. For 6 to 19 months olds. Please retweet. lookit.mit.edu/studies/d5df2…
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Thread of MSc Music Mind and Brain research projects needing participants!! More to be added soon πŸ”¬
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr29 Jun 2021
Calling all* babies! Calling all babies! (* 6-18 months old) We have a brand new online study that investigates what makes babies DANCE. Just 15 minutes to complete from comfort of your own highchair. πŸ•ΊπŸ’ƒπŸ‘ΆπŸŽΆ Study by @VictoriaCGL, @nerualtrawets & me. lookit.mit.edu/studies/d10f8…
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Caspar Addyman πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ@czzpr6 May 2021
Had a fanastic conversation about Baby Psychology with Dr Nick Fortino for his "Psychology Is" podcast. It was great to be able to talk at length and in depth about the serious science of laughing babies. Nick is a great interviewer. youtu.be/Qwx5zXXuSBc
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So annoying that @NotionHQ don't fix/improve their Evernote import functionality. Anything complex fails and fails silently so you've no idea why. And it's got no sense to let you skip things it doesn't like.
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Good question, I'm just using it individually.
I've been using @NotionHQ for a year. It's been transformative, becoming a second brain. All my lists, notes, things I've read (not papers) are in there. It even prompted me to start a journal. They're constantly improving it too. They have free option for education users.
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Replying to @HeedLab
Try @notion. It's partly Evernote but so much more besides. Let's you keep your own searchable notes but also create your database structures to hold them.
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At #NISF21 @UlsterUni's @DrVicSimms and @dr_niamh want YOU (that's right you reading this tweet) to Move Your Mind and take part in NI's largest ever Citizen Science Experiment. Spread the word and click the link to find out more - nisciencefestival.com/e21428…
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