We want you!

👶👩‍👦 Calling all moms and babies! Join our infant cognition experiments! 👶🧠

Are you a loving mother with a precious bundle of joy in your arms? Are you curious about the amazing world of infant cognition and how your little one perceives the world around them? We invite you and your adorable baby, preferably in the age range from 6 to 18 month, to participate in a series of engaging experiments exploring various aspects of your infant's development, social awareness, and self-awareness.

About the Experiments:

Multisensory integration: Discover how your baby combines information from different senses like sight, sound, and touch to make sense of the world.

Social awareness: Explore your infant's ability to perceive and interact with others. We will investigate concepts like homophily, friendliness, and knowledgeability in social interactions.

Self-awareness: Delve into the early stages of self-awareness in your baby. How do they recognize themselves in a mirror or react to their own reflection?

Face-voice integration: Witness the magic of your baby recognizing familiar faces and voices. We will explore how these precious little ones connect the dots between facial expressions and the sounds they hear.

Concept formation: Marvel at your infant's capacity for learning and forming concepts as we engage them in age-appropriate activities designed to nurture cognitive development.

👶 Why Participate?

1. Contribute to science: Your involvement will contribute to our understanding of early childhood development, benefiting parents and children everywhere.

2. Quality bonding time: Share special moments and create lasting memories with your little one during these engaging experiments.

3. Learning and fun: Experience the joy of watching your baby explore, learn, and grow through playful and educational activities.

4. Valuable insights: Gain insights into your baby's cognitive development and early social interactions.

5. Connect with others: Meet other caring parents and caregivers who are as passionate about infant development as you are.

📅 When and where?

Our state-of-the-art research facility, conveniently located at Taipei Medical University Shuangho Campus: 5F., No.301, Yuantong Rd., Zhonghe Dist., New Taipei City 235, Taiwan, is designed to provide a comfortable and nurturing environment for your baby. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your baby's routine.

📞 How to participate?

To embark on this exciting journey of discovery with your baby, please reach out to us at a04993@tmu.edu.tw or infantlabtaiwan@gmail.com to register for our upcoming experiments.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to be a part of groundbreaking research in infant cognition while creating cherished memories with your little one. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of your baby's growing mind!

👶 Limited spots available – sign up today to secure your place in our heartwarming experiments! We look forward to meeting you and your precious bundle of joy! 👩‍👦💕

🐾 Call for human-canine duo participants! 🧠🐶

Join our cognitive experiments with your furry friend! Are you a proud dog owner who's eager to explore the fascinating world of canine cognition? Do you and your four-legged companion want to contribute to scientific research while having a "pawsitively" fun time together? We are seeking human-dog duos to participate in a series of engaging experiments exploring various aspects of your dog's mind and social behaviour.

About the Experiments:

Social awareness: Dive into the world of canine social interactions! We will explore how dogs perceive and respond to human and canine body language, expressions, and emotions.

Helping behaviour: Uncover your dog's altruistic side! Discover how your furry friend reacts when presented with situations that require cooperation and assistance.

Multimodal Integration: Unravel the mystery of sensory perception! Observe how your dog combines information from different senses, such as sight, sound, and smell, to make sense of their environment.

Human-dog play interaction: Dive into the world of joyful play with your four-legged companion! We'll observe and analyze the various forms of play, including fetch, tug-of-war, and interactive games, to better understand the dynamics between you and your dog during playtime.

Emotional bond: Uncover the emotional connection between you and your dog through play. How does playtime strengthen your relationship and contribute to your dog's well-being?

Communication and body language: Learn how dogs communicate and express their emotions during play. We'll decode the subtle cues and signals that pass between you and your furry friend.

🐾 Why participate?

1. Contribute to science: Your participation will help advance our understanding of canine cognition, benefiting both dogs and humans.

2. Quality time with your dog: Enjoy bonding time with your loyal companion while engaging in stimulating activities.

3. Fun and learning: Discover the fascinating world of canine behaviour and cognition in an interactive and enjoyable setting.

4. Exclusive insights: Be the first to gain insights into your dog's unique capabilities and personality traits.

5. Meet like-minded dog owners: Connect with fellow dog lovers who share your passion for science and canine companionship.

📅 When and where?

These experiments will take place at our state-of-the-art research facility, conveniently located at Taipei Medical University Shuangho Campus: 5F., No.301, Yuantong Rd., Zhonghe Dist., New Taipei City 235, Taiwan.

Sessions are scheduled at your convenience to ensure a stress-free experience for you and your furry friend.

📞 How to participate?

To embark on this exciting journey of discovery with your dog, simply reach out to us at a04993@tmu.edu.tw or doglabtaiwan@gmail.com to sign up for our upcoming experiments.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to unlock the mysteries of your dog's mind and enhance the bond you share. Join us in advancing the field of canine cognition while having a tail-wagging good time!

🐕 Hurry, every experiment has only limited spots available! We can't wait to meet you and your furry co-researcher! 🐾