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Our research uses a variety of techniques to capture brain development.
Electroencephalography (EEG)
Wear a wet cap while playing games or watching movies
Eye tracking (ET)
Watch movies after we teach the computer how your eyes move.
 Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
​Lie down inside the tube to watch movies and play games
Baby wearing an EEG net while sitting on mom's lap and smiling at a researcher
A student's face with eye tracking
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  • Home
    • Diversity & Inclusion
  • Research
    • Projects & Goals
    • BioGENE Project
    • BBAD Project
    • Love Brain Study
    • Social Attention Project
  • People
    • B-RAD Alumni
    • Prospective Grad Students
    • Prospective Interns
  • News
  • Pubs
    • Posters
  • Contact | Map
  • For Participants
    • Summer Camp 2022
    • What does EEG look like for me?