PADLAB members presented at the 8th Annual RPSYC Conference
Iran Valladares Fuentes joins the lab
MA Defense of Hanzhi Wang
PADLAB members presented four posters at the 2026 Undergraduate Research Symposium
Natural statistics of infants’ everyday motor experiences relate to sitting and walking development
Posture transitions in daily life
The lab moves to a new space
New findings about infant sitting development
Lab members published two new articles about infants’ daily experiences
PADLAB members presented two posters at ISDP meeting
Aylin Luna joins the developmental area
Machine learning for tracking early behavior and environments
A Longitudinal Investigation Of Caregiving, Everyday Motor Experiences, And Motor Skill Development Using Wearable Sensing
MA Defense of Zachary Kelly
Learning to efficiently gather visual information using the eyes, head, and body
Kaylee Cheung Awarded for UGRS Poster
PADLAB members presented a talk and a poster at the 2025 SRCD meeting
PADLAB members three posters at the 2025 Undergraduate Research Symposium
Risky actions: Why and how to estimate variability in motor performance
Hanzhi Wang joins the PADLAB
Developmental changes in how head orientation structures infants’ visual attention
MA Defenses of Yushan Guo and Hailey Rousey
PADLAB members four posters at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium
An update to the development of motor behavior
PADLAB members presented five posters at the 2024 Cognitive Development Society meeting
Measuring complex infant behaviours using machine learning and computer vision
Wearable technology for measuring everyday experience in infants with cerebral palsy
Longitudinal relations between independent walking, body position, and object experiences in home life
Long-form recording of infant body position in the home using wearable inertial sensors
Doing research is hard but doing research with amazing people is not
Congratulations to Dr. Luo!
Sahrai Garcia and Zachary Kelly Join the PADLAB
Performance variability and affordance perception: Practice effects on perceptual judgments for walking versus throwing
PADLAB members presented four posters at the 2023 Western Psychological Association conference
Dr. Franchak is accepting applications for 2023-2024
Eye-Head-Body Coordination in the Motor-Memory Trade-Off
Doctoral Defenses of Brianna McGee and Kellan Kadooka
Relation Between Restraint and Infant Sitting Acquisition
Characterizing infants’ everyday motor and object experiences through computer vision analysis of caregiver-captured video surveys
Longitudinal effects of independent walking on postural and object experiences in home life
Dr. Franchak co-organized a pre-conference workshop on infant head-mounted eye tracking
Visual exploratory development in screen-based and natural tasks
Age differences in orienting to faces in dynamic scenes depend on face centering, not visual saliency
Developmental cascades: How motor development alters everyday learning experiences
