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Visual Development Unit |
Division of Psychology and
Language Sciences |
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Directors: Prof Janette Atkinson (UCL), Prof Oliver Braddick (Oxford). Co-Principal Investigator: Dr John Wattam-Bell (UCL) |
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WHAT DOES YOUR BABY SEE? The Visual Development Unit is a Medical Research Council team investigating and assessing vision in infants and children. The team began its work in the University of Cambridge in the 1970s and is now established in University College London and the University of Oxford. Our work involves devising safe and reliable tests of sight so that we can find out more about how vision develops normally and why it sometimes goes wrong
Our London unit is situated at 26 Bedford Way, on the fourth floor (with our
own automatic door and lift). We have feeding and changing facilities here,
as well as toys and books for both babies and older brothers and sisters. We
can reimburse volunteer families for short taxi journeys or for other travel
expenses, including parking which is available nearby. If you are willing to help us and have a baby any age between birth and two years, please either download and complete our recruitment form below, or call or email us to give us your details. If you can contact us as soon after birth as possible, it is especially helpful, as many of our tests are for children in the first 3 months of life. After we have received your form, we will contact you to arrange an appointment. If your child takes part in our studies, he/she will be offered a vision screening check for common problems. |
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Alternatively you can contact us by phone, fax or email:
LONDON:
Fax 020 7679 7576
Email:
vdu [AT] psychol.ucl.ac.uk
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