Do you know a little scientist who would like to take part in one of our studies? 👨‍🔬👩‍🔬.Click the link below to sign up to our database!.

The UoM Child Study Centre is looking for Mandarin-English bilingual adults to participate in an eye-tracking sentence comprehension study. Details are provided in the attached ad. If you're interested or have any questions, please email us at shijie.zhang@manchester.ac.uk. ✨

.Our friends at @LancsBabylab are looking for English-Portuguese bilingual children to take part in a new study! Check out the link if you are interested in taking part ✨.

We are looking for 4-8-year-olds with either an Autism diagnosis or those who are on the pathway to diagnosis to take part in a fun, interactive, study at the Child Study Centre! 🧑‍🔬.If you have any questions, or to sign up, please contact phoebe.harding-walker@manchester.ac.uk

Do babies babble with an accent? .You can find links to a The Conversation article and a short video on the topic on our LuCiD website here:

Adults, it's your turn! ✨.We are looking for adult participants to take part in an eye-tracking study looking at the processing of new speech sounds. If you are interested in taking part, please drop us a message or email junxi.wang@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk

How do we know someone is trustworthy? This online study for 9 year olds is looking at their understanding of intention and bias of informants! If you know a child that would be interested in taking part, please drop us a message or email carlyn.murray@manchester.ac.uk!

RT @LuCiD_Centre: Join us as a full-time Research Assistant with the @UoM_ChildStudy & @LuCiD_Centre to help with participant recruitment a….

Another fascinating study for the adults, looking at what our brains are doing as we process sounds 👂 If you are interested in taking part or have any questions, please drop us a message or email sarah.breen@manchester.ac.uk ✨

Another adult study! This study is looking at whether gender affects how we perceive emotions 👥 if you are interested in taking part or have further questions, please message us or email carissa.lee@student.manchester.ac.uk

Adults, this one is for you! We are looking for adults to take part in a study on cross-cultural voice and face processing 🧐 if you fit the requirements and are interested in taking part, please drop us a message or email catherine.kebbe@student.manchester.ac.uk ✨

RT @UoM_ChildStudy: Do you know a little scientist who would like to take part in one of our studies? 👨‍🔬👩‍🔬.Click the link below to sign u….

How do we know someone is trustworthy? 🤔 This online study for 9 year olds is looking at their understanding of intention and bias of informants! 🧐 If you know a child that would be interested in taking part, please drop us a message or email carlyn.murray@manchester.ac.uk! ✨

We are looking for 3–4-year-olds to play a new game. We are interested in how communicative gestures (pointing versus reaching) affect children’s ability to mislead others in a bluffing game! Please sign up here:

Our friends over at Bambino are looking for babies under 2 years old to take part in hearing based studies! 📷.Visit for more information!

We are trying to figure out how children learn to talk about comparisons and we have a fun game where kids help teach a robot new words! If you have a 3 to 8-year-old and would like to take part in a Zoom study please contact alissa.ferry@manchester.ac.uk for more information!

This one is for the older children! We are looking for 7 to 11 year olds to complete a short online survey with their parents or caregivers about reading 📚 You can begin the survey here: or scan the QR code below!

We are always looking for new participants for our studies! If you and your child are interested in taking part, or want to find out more, please sign up here:. or email us at childstudycentre@manchester.ac.uk

We are looking for 3 to 7 year olds to take part in the development of an interesting new study investigating how children use gesture! 🧐 If you are interested in taking part, please drop us a message or email charlotte.savill@manchester.ac.uk

Sometimes we might break someone's possessions or a promise and other times we might misinform others. But how do children reason about these different kinds of transgressions? We are looking for 4- and 5-year-olds to help us answer this question from the comfort of home!

RT @LuCiD_Centre: Join us for our first @LuCiD_Centre 23/24 seminar on Tuesday 11th November 2023 (11am UK time). Dr Claire Monroy (@KeeleU….