CoGDeV lab

By Holly Snellgrove and Emily Clark Several members of the CoGDeV lab attended this year’s Open Research and Culture Event at the University of Surrey. Two of our placement students have written about their experiences here: My experience of the Open Research and Culture Event 2023: By Holly Snellgrove On Thursday 2nd February, I was […]

Sarah Jones from the CoGDeV lab attended this year’s Surrey Reproducibility Society Open Research Conference which took place on the 30th May, and has written a blog about her experience below.  On 30th May, I went to the Surrey Reproducibility Society Open Research Conference 2022: “Making Open Research Truly Open”. The topic of the conference was […]

Charlotte Bradley attended the first day of the 2022 Down Syndrome Research Forum and has written this blog on one specific session, Dr . Kelly Burgoyne’s talk on language intervention.  The forum consisted of an array of talks and discussions surrounding different topics relating to Down syndrome including therapy and services, augmentative and alternative communication […]

This February, Dr Su Morris and Dr Katie Gilligan-Lee interviewed Jane Butler to hear her insights on teaching mathematics to individuals with Down syndrome. Agnieszka Kapka has summarised the interview in this blog.  Jane has a very interesting perspective on this topic, as a retired teacher of mathematics with more than 30 years’ experience, and […]

This year the Down Syndrome Research Forum was held online for the first time – breaking geographical barriers and widening scope for participation. Over the two-days, attendees joined from 32 different countries. Research was presented from England, Ireland, Canada, USA, Russia, Japan, Qatar, Norway and Germany, representing the work of 105 researchers. Although we were […]

The Centre for Educational Neuroscience host a weekly online seminar http://www.educationalneuroscience.org.uk/events/seminars/.  On 3rd December 2020, Prof Mark Hollands (Liverpool John Moore’s University) spoke about understanding developmental coordination disorder. The virtual seminar was attended by our lab members, and the blog below by Afreen Shakur outlines some highlights of the talk. The speaker began by outlining […]