Infant Development
Research Studies
Researchers at the University of South Carolina are looking for parents with infants who will turn 1 year old in the next 6 months to participate in research study learning how infants process faces.
Infant Development
Research Studies
Researchers at the University of South Carolina are looking for parents with infants who will turn 1 year old in the next 6 months to participate in research study learning how infants process faces.
Facts About Our Studies
We are studying infants while they are presented with videos, pictures, or movies. We record heart rate and brain activity to see how the infant’s brain functions when the infant is attending to interesting visual presentations. We also take pictures of their brains using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) while infants are asleep. These data are used to study the development of attention to faces in young infants. Learn more at infantlab.sc.edu
Want to learn more about how your baby process faces? Want to get a picture of your baby's brain?

Parents with infants who will turn 1 year old in the next 6 months
Our Research Methods
We safely collect data while studying how your infant process faces. infantlab.sc.edu
  • Recording heart-rate
  • EEG recordings
  • MRI scans
Additional Information