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Infant and Child Laboratory - School of Psychology

Studying developing minds

Welcome to the University of Birmingham Infant and Child Laboratory. We are based in the School of Psychology on the University campus, and in our research we study a variety of questions about infants' and young children's developing minds and brains.

Current Projects

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Meet the researchers

 

• School of Psychology