Our team DEN Lab created an fNIRS resource website for beginners. The website provides tutorials on how to set up a fNIRS study and collect data using NIRSport2. If you are new to fNIRS and want to learn more, please feel free to check it out. 1/3 sites.google.com/view/fnirsreso…

New review paper from the DEN on early gesture production in atypically-developing children.

New paper from the DEN, led by Ying Li: Using #fNIRS #hyperscanning, we show that parent-child neural synchrony dynamically fluctuates during a challenging task. The role of parental praise on neural synchrony is contingent upon child positive affect. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/de…

Our latest from the DEN Lab + Koc University Language & Cognition Lab collaboration: This paper examines how parental math beliefs, attitudes, and children's spontaneous gestures shape math development. 👩‍👦🙌🧮