This event is in the past.It took place on April 6, 2026 at Building 420.

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Insights from awake infant fMRI on the development of vision and language

April 6 at 12:30pm

At Building 420

Stanford

🧠Presented by Stanford neuroscientist Cameron Ellis
🔬Based on dense longitudinal fMRI data
💵Completely free, no registration needed

Stanford neuroscientist Cameron Ellis shares surprising findings from longitudinal infant fMRI studies: baby brains aren't as mature as we thought. Vision and language systems undergo massive functional changes in the first years of life, revealing how developmental neuroscience reshapes our understanding of early cognition.

Stanford research talk
infant brain science
academic lecture
free lunchtime event