CAP Lab research assistant Raynia Martinez was awarded PCLB Psychological Sciences Undergraduate Research Grant to support her research project “The EEG Mu Rhythm Related to 6-month-olds’ Reach and Grasp Competency” during this academic year.

Check out this Washington Post article “Patience is learned. Here’s how to teach your kids to wait.” featuring CAP Lab Director, Dr. Cuevas, offering tips for modeling patience in everyday parenting.

We are actively recruiting a new PhD student for Fall 2024! Come join our CAP Lab Team and UConn’s Developmental Psychology Program!

The CAP Lab is excited to announce the launch of a new NIH-funded research study “Psychometrics and Predictive Validity of Infant Learning” with collaborators at University of Kansas! We will be inviting 6-month-olds to come play fun learning games soon.

Congratulations to our collaborator (and former grad student) Dr. Lauren Bryant on her tenure-track faculty position at Sacred Heart University! We are so excited to have you back in Connecticut and look forward to collaborating with Dr. Bryant and her SHU students.

Congratulations to graduate student Kelsey Davinson on earning her master’s degree in developmental psychology! Her thesis “The Emergence of the Sensorimotor EEG Mu Rhythm: Neural Reactivity to Facial Gestures in 6- to 9-week-olds” shares findings from our Husky See: Husky Do Study.

We appreciate UConn Today featuring the CAP Lab and our NIH-funded study Project BUBBLES in today’s article.

Our chapter “EEG Frequency Development Across Infancy and Childhood” is now out in the Oxford Handbook of EEG Frequency.

We are excited to launch a new NIH-funded research study “An Integrative Longitudinal Analysis of Neural Rhythms in Early Development” with collaborators at Virginia Tech and Texas A&M.

Congratulations to our honors student Karissa Lion on her recent graduation from UConn! We will miss you and wish you the best!