Postdoctoral reseracher Hiroki Yamamoto and his RAs, Merna, Sanjana, and Aishwarya, presented posters at the 2024 National Conference on the Value of Play at Indiana University.
Hadar Karmazyn-Raz presented her research and led a hands-on demonstration at a workshop at the 2023 Cognitive Science Society's annual conference (CogSci): "Putting Interaction Center-Stage for the Study of Knowledge Structures and Processes."
In her demonstration, she used the element of sand to represent the dynamic structure and temporal nature of behavior, while showing how networks can be generated based on the sequences of layers of sand. She illustrated how there are general properties of behavior in time, whether they are layers of sand or the toys a child plays with!
At SRCD 2023, Erin Anderson presented her work on the developing visual system and its relationship to the statistics of the infant visual environment at the symposium "How do the statistics of the environment shape the infant mind across domains?"
This year the lab travelled to Ottawa to present at the International Congress of Infant Studies! Linda Smith presented at the Presidential Symposium, and several lab members presented talks and posters on their research findings.
