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  1. Enhancing wonder and curiosity through educational travel programmes

    Bazhydai, M.

    Next Generation Travel Group (LTD)

    1/10/23 → 30/09/24

    Project: Research

  2. Investigating the origins of the ‘achievement gap’: the effects of adversity

    Dunn, K. & Westermann, G.

    The Nuffield Foundation

    1/08/23 → 31/03/25

    Project: Research

  3. Studying how communicative touch between an infant and her carer enhances multisensory perception: evidence from behavioural and physiological measures

    Dunn, K.

    Manchester Met University

    15/03/22 → 30/12/22

    Project: Research

  4. The Future of Human Reproduction: new agendas and methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences

    Tsekleves, E., Dunn, K., Wilkinson, S., Tsekleves, E., Ruston, S. & Semino, E.

    The Wellcome Trust

    22/04/22 → 22/07/25

    Project: Research

  5. Validation study of Wonder Chart and Wonder-full Education Questionnaire in British school children

    Bazhydai, M.

    VU University Amsterdam

    1/03/21 → 31/03/25

    Project: Research

  6. AFFECTIVA - Personalize Technologies for Mental Health

    Geangu, E.

    1/10/16 → 30/09/20

    Project: Other

  7. North West Doctoral Training Centre (ESRC)

    Crawford, T., Kelly, C. & Sunram-Lea, S.

    1/01/13 → …

    Project: Other

  8. In the world of social sounds: infant processing of human action sounds

    Geangu, E.

    1/04/14 → 31/03/15

    Project: Other

  9. Early Career Fellowship: Mapping the Origins of Early Social Processing

    Dunn, K.

    The Leverhulme Trust

    1/01/18 → 31/03/22

    Project: Research

  10. Infants facial muscular responses to static emotional expressions

    Geangu, E.

    The British Academy

    1/04/15 → 30/08/16

    Project: Research

  11. Auditory-Visual Congruence and Young Infants' Perception of Object Persistence

    Bremner, G.

    The Leverhulme Trust

    1/04/15 → 31/12/19

    Project: Research

  12. LUCID: Centre for Language and Communicative Development

    Monaghan, P., Alcock, K., Brandt, S., Parise, E., Reid, V. & Westermann, G.

    ESRC

    1/09/14 → 31/05/20

    Project: Research

  13. fEC Code: LUCID: The ESRC Centre for Language and Communicative: fEC Code: LUCID: The ESRC Centre for Language and Communicative Development

    Brandt, S., Alcock, K., Monaghan, P., Parise, E., Reid, V. & Westermann, G.

    1/10/14 → …

    Project: Research

  14. Investigating Cross Cultural Differences

    Geangu, E.

    Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation

    1/12/13 → 30/11/15

    Project: Research

  15. Understanding light in the late term human fetus: Proof of conception for social research

    Reid, V.

    ESRC

    1/09/13 → 31/08/15

    Project: Research

  16. Effects of Types of Service Provision and Consultation Interactions on Carer Adaptation to Childhood Epilepsy

    Lew, A. & Walton, C.

    1/04/14 → 1/07/18

    Project: Research

  17. Young Infants' Awareness of Object Identity and Number: Evaluating Arithmetic Reasoning, Object File and Object Tracking Accounts

    Bremner, G.

    ESRC

    1/05/13 → 31/07/17

    Project: Research

  18. Opportunities for bilingualism in preschool and school age children with developmental disabilities

    Cain, K. & Allen, M.

    Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

    1/09/12 → 29/03/15

    Project: Research

  19. Understanding Reading Difficulties in Children with Rolandic Epilepsy

    Cain, K., Lew, A., de Goede, D. C. & Basu, D. H.

    The Waterloo Foundation

    1/10/13 → 31/12/14

    Project: Research

  20. Do young Children Understand the flexibility of visual Symbols?

    Allen, M.

    The British Academy

    30/06/08 → 1/07/09

    Project: Research

  21. Use of iPads for communication by children with special needs

    Allen, M. & Cain, K.

    1/02/12 → …

    Project: Research

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