NYU Neuro Education Lab

Research suggests that yes, it is worth arguing with science deniers. Inspiration and techniques to guide productive conversations: nie.mn/2xhztVQ via @NiemanLab

We're so excited about the launch of the @BrainMattersDoc film later in June! Check out this trailer for a sneak-peek: facebook.com/watch/?v=11976…

@NIH_ECHO training ambassadors in Durham for Day Two!

Family Life Project staff is gearing up for our upcoming data collection with ECHO training! Check out this awesome infographic from @NIH_ECHO showing early environmental exposures.

@Stephen_Braren, another grad student from our lab, talking about his research at the Developmental Psychology end-of-year PhD presentation day last week

Our grad student @AnnieBAitken presenting on caregiver sensitivity, joint attention, and executive functions last Friday!

Ever wonder how screen-time affects child development? Learn all about it in our most recent blog, up now: steinhardt.nyu.edu/site/neuroscie…

1st first authored paper of grad school is out online!! Looking at infant sustained attention as a mediator linking early life SES-risk with early childhood self-regulation! doi.org/10.1016/j.jecp…

Follow @AnnieBAitken , who is studying neurocognitive development in social contexts at the @BlairRaverLab ! Super cool stuff #umassdev19

Ten years after their initial intervention, CSRP followed-up with participants to see if they could detect any long-term effects. Read all about it and find the link to the paper on our newest blog post, up now! steinhardt.nyu.edu/site/neuroscie…

Your doctor says your family is eligible to participate in a long-term research study. Would you join the study? @BlairRaverLab researchers would urge you to say yes. Learn how longitudinal studies help our researchers better understand child development: bit.ly/2UuT0QQ

Delighted to announce inaugural @nyuniversity Center for the Investigation of Environmental Hazards symposium May 17-18! 1st day focuses on effects on brain across lifespan. 2nd will showcase @NIH_ECHO research & ask how it can better benefit NYC stakeholders & communities!

Long-term studies are incredibly valuable to researchers. Learn how @tw_watts @ccybeleraver and @BlairRaverLab researchers use longitudinal studies to better understand how individual differences in environment and genetics may influence development: bit.ly/2UuT0QQ

Our FLP team cheesin' at the @NIH_ECHO spring meeting in DC!!

Up on our blog now -- details of the Chicago School Readiness Project's current data collection! Check it out!! #CSRP #ChicagoSchoolReadinessProject #DevelopmentalPsych #Neurodevelopment #SelfRegulation #SchoolIntervention steinhardt.nyu.edu/site/neuroscie…

Have you read our most recent blog post yet? It talks all about connections between nutrition and brain development. Check it out!! #Nutrition #BrainDevelopment #DevPsych #DevelopmentalPsych steinhardt.nyu.edu/site/neuroscie…

My TED talk on the link between #poverty & child #brain development--and what we can do about it--is live! Featured on the ted.com homepage. Watch, share, tell me what you think! go.ted.com/kimberlynoble @TEDTalks @NEEDLabColumbia @TeachersCollege #BabysFirstYears

March is National Nutrition Month! Ever wonder how nutrition can affect brain development? Check out our most recent blog post to learn all about it: #NationalNutritionMonth #Nutrition #Development #DevelopmentalPsych steinhardt.nyu.edu/site/neuroscie…

Great collab with Dan Berry using Family Life Project data! Marginal structural models were used w/ chaos as a time-varying treatment to examine dosage and timing effects it has on child cortisol #SRCD19

Go @tw_watts !