Pierre Labendzki will be presenting on visual, acoustic and semantic saliency : using machine learning tools to measure continuous naturalistic caregiver's behaviours and information theory to assess the predictability over time of those behaviours.

@ProfSamWass will be introducing the new website https://t.co/NP7lPklKIY . This offers easy-to-use tools for researchers to measure early life environments. We are also running a pre-conference workshop on Machine Learning and Computer Vision to study early environments at ICIS.

Exciting news! Enviro-Dev will be presenting at the International Congress for Infant Studies (ICIS) for the first time! Here’s what some of our presenters will be talking about. More details below:

10 opportunities available for short lab visits within Europe to help develop new tools to measure early life environments! - part of @COSTprogramme @enviro_dev. Most need some coding experience - but not all. More details here:

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Meet some of our team who participated in the working meeting in Venice in March this year :)

Hervé Bredin (@hbredin) introduced us to #pyannote speaker diarization toolkit, and how it can be applied to ego-centric long-form audio recordings! #envirodev #CostAction #CostAction22111 #CA22111

In the next posts, we will present you short summaries of the speeches of our team members during the working meeting in Venice in March this year :) #envirodev

We are in the middle of a working meeting in Venice! We are discussing the directions of research we will pursue during the project :) Keep your fingers crossed for fruitful work! #ENVIRODEV #CostAction #CostAction22111 #CA22111

We keep our fingers crossed for Marlena!😊🥰

"The spin-off ( https://t.co/H6T37lTXgZ) seeks to investigate infants’ pupillary reactions to expected and unexpected events above and beyond the conventional gaze metrics. Both of these projects are still ongoing, so lots to look forward to in 2024! :)"

"Alongside many other labs from all over the world we also contributed eye tracking data to the main project (by sampling many babies) whilst also participating in the MB2 pupil spin-off project."

"Another (infamous) collaborative project I am currently involved in is the ManyBabies2 project that seeks to investigate theory of mind in infancy as a fundamental feature of human social cognition ( https://t.co/qfNLbZpRFG)."

"In comparing different preprocessing and analysis approaches, the outcomes of this collaborative project highlight how methodological choices are closely linked to divergences in findings. If you want to find out more, check out our paper@

"Alongside six other teams, my PhD supervisor Ulf Liszkowski and I contributed pupil analyses of infant goal attribution data collected by the lead team"

"Aside from my PhD work I have recently partaken in a rather exciting multi-lab, multi-method pupillometry collaboration led by Sylvain Sirois and Julie Brisson."

"With an eyetracker of course. However, as this is still unpublished work I’m afraid these questions might have to live rent free in your head for a little while longer – stay tuned!"

"These are some of the questions I have been exploring as part of my PhD project over the last few years. And because the tiny little babies weren’t just going to tell me themselves, I took some deep looks into their eyes, specifically their pupils to find out."

"How and when do babies learn about objects? Which object features do babies first attend to and what does that tell us about the formation of cognitive object concepts?"

Marlena, who carries out research tasks in STSM 1 revealed to us the threads discussed in her research work! @marla_marbles See below: