Welcome to Global fNIRS
Globalfnirs is a multidisciplinary project dedicated to advancing global health initiatives through the use of a low cost, portable and non-invasive neuroimaging technology, functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS). Our goal is to provide tools which supplement current methods for assessing cognitive function of the developing brain in resource poor settings. We believe that establishing earlier and more objective biomarkers of typical and atypical cognitive development will be of value in assessing interventional outcomes and risk prevention strategies.
Read all about our current research project BRIGHT:
For the most recent updates, follow our Twitter feed @globalfnirs and @bright_project
The Bright project is funded by Bill and Melinda Gates foundation
and it is partner with University College London, Birkbeck College University of London – Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development, BabyLab, University of Cambridge and MRC – London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
To read more about the @bright_project & their research findings, check out these webpages:
https://t.co/bX5lhOP0Av
https://t.co/seKvSedyrJ
I've got two exciting #PhD positions open in my new lab in @Cambridge_Eng and @DeptofPhysics:
Wearable Spectroscopy for Metabolic Neuroimaging w/@SarahBohndiek
https://t.co/GCn2KqeYp9
Optical Brain Imaging for Dementia w/@psychiatry_ucam
https://t.co/WHeVd8faeG
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We are so pleased for our fantastic (former) RA Marta, @martaperapoch who is embarking on her PhD adventures. We know you will continue to do great work within the infant brain community! All the best for the future, it’s been a pleasure working with you!
⭐️⭐️We keep having good news at the Cambridge Babylab!⭐️⭐️
Our treasured colleague from the @bright_project, Marta Perapoch (@martaperapoch) has started her Doctoral Degree at the @UEL_BabyDevLab as part of the research team led by @DrSamWass!
We wish you all the best, Marta! 👏
Today is the last day of long-standing BRIGHT member Malen @malen_cll. While we are sad to see her go, the whole team would like to thank her for her invaluable contribution to the project over the past three years, and wish her the very best for her next adventures!
Learn more how we use LENA recordings to get a naturalistic insight into babies’ language environment in the UK and The Gambia. This work is led by @malen_cll , one of our brilliant postdocs @LENAEarlyTalk https://t.co/MNI6NHNlkv
