"What is baseline, maladaptive, rest or post depends on context" - great presidential address by Christine Larson at #SPR2025

Babies' brains still react to objects that others can see, even if they can't see them themselves. Exciting findings on early perspective taking by Anna-Lena Tebbe at ##SPR2025

How can we measure early cognitive development? Thank you, Anna-Lena Tebbe for organising an exciting symposium at #SPR2025 showing several interesting new findings from infant EEG. It was a pleasure to be part of the session! #SPR25

"Let's all sit down and share our tricks" - The way we analyse infant EEG data is very relevant to get reliable and replicable results. Great overview of relevant considerations for EEG preprocessing by Santiago Morales at #SPR2025

Excited for #SPR2025 to start and looking forward to interesting talks and discussions about psychophysiology!

Combining multiple methods gives us valuable insights into social development in Infants and children. Great international symposium with speakers from 5 nationalities and even more methodological backgrounds organised by my talented PhD students Sahura Ertuğrul and Niloofar Goharbakhsh at #EPSY2025

#EPYS25 is starting in Gießen - looking forward to great talks and particularly an international symposium organised by my PhD students Sahura Ertuğrul and Niloofar Goharbakhsh on "Multimethod approached in social development" on Wednesday at 9am!

The passport effect: when traveling we double check if we packed our passport, because it's so important. Apes would check their passport too (at least they double check if they got important food). Great early morning keynote by Josep Call at #DUCOG2025 #DUCOG

Great first day at #DUCOG2025! Looking forward to presenting our results on neural and behavioural mechanisms of social conventions tomorrow. We studied social interactions between strangers in real life and found that emotional expressions played a surprisingly small role.

Ready to present our poster on gaze inhibition in social situations. Stop by PP8 for more info #SfN23 #SfN2023 #NeuroKids

Flies', humans' and other animals' social behaviour: it may be useful to look at all of them to understand social neuroscience. #SfN2023 talk by Mala Murthy

Ready for #SfN2023 and looking forward to the latest #neuroscience news. Check out our presentation with infant EEG and eye-tracking in live social situations cattendee.abstractsonline.com/meeting/1089... #SfN23 #neurokids

#LabMilestone: after months of hard work setting up our EEG and eye-tracking lab, we finally tested our first pilot participant and it worked! Very excited - thanks to my great team who put this together! You can sign up to take part here: neuro-kids.de #NeuroKids

#JobAd: we are hiring new student research assistants! If you're interested in finding out how children and their brains develop, you can apply here to join our team:
www.uni-bremen.de/entwicklungs...

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