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Country
United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of Oxford / Children’s Hospital / The Open University / Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience / Open University / University College London Institute of Child Health / Great Ormond Street Hospital / Youth Studies Group The Open University Walton Hall / University College London / British Library / University of London / Institute of Child Health / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
neural network / low-level sensory processing / /
Organization
Harvard Medical School / Open University / Centre for Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience / Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children / Universitat Pompeu Fabra / Barcelona / World Bank / University College London / National Scientific Council on the Developing Child / Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience / Harvard Center on the Developing Child / Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development / University College London Institute of Child Health / Department of Experimental Psychology / Children’s Hospital Boston / Institute of Child Health / United Kingdom Eamon McCrory / Senior Lecturer / Developmental Risk and Resilience Unit / PO / Department of Cognitive Science / Developmental Neurocognition Lab / University of Oxford / University of London / University of California / San Diego / /
Person
Margaret Mellor Printed / Agnes Borszeki / Mark H. Johnson / Annette Karmiloff-Smith / Sarah-Jayne Blakemore / Centre / Faraneh Vargha-Khadem / Joan Stiles / Martin Woodhead / Gaia Scerif / John Oates / Kingdom Ellie Dommett / Milton Keynes / Ellie Dommett / Charles A. Nelson / Kingdom Núria Sebastián-Gallés / Robert Myers / /
Position
Professor of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience / Professor of Paediatrics / Director / SAP Research Group / Professor / Walker / Director / SERIES ADVISER / Professor of Cognitive / independent consultant / Lecturer / specific chemical messenger / Director / SAP Research Group / /
Eight-months-old Nellie has 128 electrodes attached to her head in order for scientists to monitor her brain activity at the University of Uppsala, Uppsala, Sweden on April 11, 2007. "The Baby Lab," as the research cente