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CoGDeV Lab
(Cognition, Genes & Developmental Variability Lab)

Lab Director: Prof. Emily Farran
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Emma Campbell

(Currently on maternity leave)

I am due to commence the final year of PhD at UCL Institute of Education, funded by the ESRC. My studies are supervised by Professor Emily Farran and Dr Emma Sumner (formerly Professor Liz Pellicano) of the Department of Psychology and Human Development, UCL Institute of Education.
                I am interested in the proposed link between vision and motor control, and my current research investigates whether visual tracking abilities and the predictive control of eye movements are impaired in children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) , and whether this relates to their motor difficulties. Working with children aged 5-15, I am in the process of profiling typical and a typical development of oculomotor control as well as assessing motor skills across a range of domains (fine and gross motor, balance etc.). I am interested in how we can encourage children’s development of visuomotor skills for use in everyday life (at school, in the home). In particular, those with DCD struggle with skills that most children find easy (such as throwing and catching). Therefore, based on the findings of my first study, the next step in my PhD is to think about the root of these difficulties and how they can be overcome in everyday life.
 
                My previous work in the lab has included a cross-sectional study looking at the development of mathematical ability in children with Cerebral Palsy, with the paper currently under review with RIDD.


Last Updated March 2018

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