New Editor of Infancy

The International Congress of Infant Studies is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Bremner as Editor of Infancy, in effect as of January 2019. Dr. Bremner received his D.Phil from the University of Oxford and is Professor of Developmental Psychology at Lancaster University. Most of his research has been on perceptual and cognitive development in infancy, although he has also investigated spatial and graphical skills in children. Dr. Bremner’s most recent research has focused largely on perceptual of object persistence in young infants. He is joined by his Associate Editors, Robin Panneton, Ph.D., Holly Brophy-Herb, Ph.D., and Vicky Southgate, Ph.D.

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Infant Studies:
40 Years of Research

The International Congress of Infant Studies (ICIS) began with only a few researchers talking about what worked well and sharing ideas. After 40 years we've learned a lot about babies!

Watch Reiko Mazuka, from Riken Brain Science Institute, discuss babies' speech perception and how they start with the ability to recognize all the sounds from different languages, but start losing it when they don't use them in their dominant home language(s).