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The research opens new avenues for understanding how early experiences shape cognitive and motor development, with potential implications for both robotics and AI.
The survey launched at London Science Museum’s ‘Love Lates’ event.
The study involved over 9,000 pre-school children who were assessed at ages 2, 3 and 4, and also had their behaviour across childhood and adolescence and GCSE results recorded.
The study, conducted by researchers in Birkbeck’s School of Psychological Sciences, reveals new avenues for early dementia detection.
A new report outlines recommendations for building bridges between the autistic community and the research community.
Former Birkbeck academic returns as Vice-Chancellor.
Grants have been made by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Medical Research Council and the Wellcome Trust.
New research sheds light on how we perceive our weight.
The research will aim to understand early development in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Birkbeck researchers combined data from 92 intervention studies, ranging from short bursts of physical activity mixed within lessons, to team sports and dance, in order to study their impact on cognitive and academic outcomes.