Understanding how infants develop.
Help the ENCoDe Lab team study how infants develop vital social and face-processing skills. Participate in non-invasive research at Binghamton University.
Investigating early brain development.
This study assesses face-processing abilities through structural and functional brain changes in infants.
The ENCoDe Lab uses non-invasive methods like EEG and MRI to study how babies recognize faces and develop social connections. This research is intended to improve our understanding of typical neurodevelopment.
Professional Lab Environment
Your Participation Journey
We aim to make the process transparent and convenient for your family.
1. Online Screener
Complete a short form to determine if your infant meets the initial eligibility criteria for the study.
2. Study Visit
Attend a non-invasive session at our Binghamton campus lab designed specifically for infant comfort.
Eligibility Requirements
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Infants younger than 12 months
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Within commuting distance of Binghamton, NY
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Support for your involvement.
We recognize the dedication of families participating in science. Participants receive compensation for their time and travel, with total amounts up to $360 for multiple sessions as the infant grows.
Research participation is voluntary. You may withdraw from the study at any time.
Participate in research for
infant development.
Help us advance scientific understanding of early childhood growth. Click below to complete our short eligibility screener.
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