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ManyBabies awarded SSHRC Partnership Grant! |
We’re thrilled to announce that Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) has awarded ManyBabies a Partnership Grant!
The grant formalizes a partnership called CONNECT (Coordinated Network of Networks for Enhancing Collaborative Teams) between MB, six other Big Team Science groups (including PSA and ManyPrimates), and like-minded community/university partners. The goal is to study and develop solutions for common challenges of doing behavioral social science research at a large scale. CONNECT will receive nearly $2.5 million CAD in funding over seven years to support our work.
Our partnership was also chosen to be featured at the official ceremony by the Canadian federal government for announcing Canada’s significant increase in funding for research across the humanities, social and natural sciences, and health and medicine. Congrats to the CONNECT team! |
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Grant Principal Investigator and MB board member Kiley Hamlin (left) described our project directly to Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, Mélanie Joly (second from left), on July 9. |
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BTSCON submissions due soon! |
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Hunter & Ames Model of Infant Attention
We have piloted around 20 infants at Princeton, and after some troubleshooting (thank you Martin Zettersten and Kennedy Casey!), we are close to having a final version of the paradigm. A few more labs are going to begin pilot testing soon. |
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