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17-30 oct. 2024 Paris (France)
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Prochaines Journées ScientifiquesLa réunion annuelle de 2025 est organisée par le LSCP à l'ENS, Paris. Organisatrices locales: Sho Tsuji, Aviva Kornel, Anne-Caroline Fievet
Jeudi 16 octobre 2025 (Amphi Dussane)
13h30 : Welcome coffee 14h00 : Opening remarks 14h10 : Tour de table : what's new in our Babylab? (2 minutes for each lab) Session 1 : Early Detection and Intervention 14h50 : Feasibility of early home parent-led intervention on a mini skateboard for premature infants (Léa Gueret, INCC Babylab (Perception-Action), Université Paris Cité) 15h10 : Validation of a transdiagnostic screening tool for early signs of neurodevelopmental disorders in infants under one year old (Elisabeth Benkhedir, PsyCL, Aix-Marseille Université) 15h30 : Coffee break Session 2 : Language and Multilingual Development 16h00 : The Development of Canonical Proportion as a Function of Community, Multilingualism, and Target Language's Syllable Complexity (Kaijia Tey, LSCP Babylab, Ecole Normale Supérieure) 16h20 : Processing of consonant and vowel information in early word recognition in Akan-learning multilingual infants in Ghana (Paul Okyere Omane, INCC Babylab (Language & Cognition), Université Paris Cité) 16h40 : Minimal pair word learning in 18- and 24-month-old infants (Giulia Danielou, Labo des Minots, Aix-Marseille Université) 17h00 : Break 17h10 : Round table : Arts and Cultural Mediation in Early Childhood (Lisa Jacquey, Université de Lille 17h50 : Topic proposal : Introduction on media discussion group (Mathilde Fort, LPNC, Université Grenoble Alpes) 18h00 : Buffet (Salle La Rotonde)
Vendredi 17 octobre 2025 (Salle des Actes) 8h45 : Welcome coffee Session 3: Social Interaction and Play 9h00 : Newborns' Recognition of Their Mother's Face in Pictures (Océane Astic, LPNC, Université Grenoble Alpes) 9h20 : What about playing with dad! Quality indicators to assess father-child activation relationship during play period (Edwige Ducreux & Fleur Lamy, Laboratoire de Psychologie, Université Marie et Louis Pasteur) 9h40 : Perception of Robotics Agents in Childhood: Does social context matter? (Julie Cayron, CLLE, Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès) 10h00 : Playful teasing in human infants (Homo sapins) and orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus). A preliminary comparative approach (Sirine El Jaafari, Rana Esseily, Margot Poirier, Isabelle Laumer & Lauriane Rat-Fischer, Nanterre Babylab, Université Paris Nanterre) 10h20 : Coffee break Session 4 : Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms 10h50 : The development of feature binding; seeing blue and blue triangle (Samar Naderi, Babylab de Lyon, Université de Lyon) 11h10 : Invariant encoding of phonetic features supports speech processing in preverbal infants (Claire Njoo, NeuroKidsLab, Neurospin) 11h30 : Morphological evolution of the central sulcus and its link to sensorimotor development in typical infancy (Amaia Dornier, inDEV, NeuroDiderot) 11h50 : Investigating the neuro-cognitive bases of food categorization in the infant brain using frequency-tagging (Camille Rioux, CSGA Dijon) 12h10 : Closing remarks 12h15 : Lunch (Salle La Rotonde) |
