FAU Infant Cognition Lab

We are so excited to share all that has happened in the lab over the past year. You can view our newsletter here:

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A few highlights from 2025:
-We have published in peer-reviewed journals and textbooks!
-We have presented our work at international conferences!
-Our undergraduate students have presented their work at research symposiums
-We have partnered with the Schoolhouse Children's Museum in Boynton to bring sensory-oriented programming to the community! Our upcoming sensory story times are in February
We have welcomed new graduate students into the lab
And so much more!

Our exciting findings this past year have been made possible only through your participation in the lab's research studies. Thank you so much for supporting the research here at the Infant Cognition Lab!

Interested in contributing to our future studies? Click the link below to find out more!

2026 February. ICLAB Newsletter Check out this 1080 x 1350 px designed by Jackie.

We are happy to share some exciting news! Our newest chapter publication, New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads, has been published in Cambridge Elements!

It is available free to download online for the next two weeks! Check it out:

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We are so excited for you all to read it!

New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads Cambridge Core - Developmental Psychology - New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads

Meet our lab coordinator, Lindsey Riera-Gomez! Lindsey is in her final year of the experimental psychology PhD program. Her research focuses on parent-infant relationships and early social brain development. Her dissertation is about interbrain synchrony during infant-parent play! Lindsey loves to read sci-fi and classic literature, and she just got a new puppy!

Meet Charle, he is a 2nd Bacc student earning a dual degree in Psychology and Biological Sciences. He is a NIRS data assistant and NIRS Operator. He loves to go to the beach and his favorite book is The Kite Runner. Welcome back to the lab!

Meet Angela, she is a junior majoring in Biology. She is an Admin. Her favorite music genres are funk, rock, hyperpop, RnB, and Metal. Welcome to the lab!