Hello curiositiers! As Research Associate on the great curiosity project, I will be talking in this blog now and then about our project. Today I would like to share an amazing trick in 3D printing! It’s so simple to apply, but can bring so much flexibility to your 3D print design. In the previous post Dr. Katie […]
A cynical person might comment that I have loved 3D printing for so long that it’s *very convenient* that such a cool technology is so important to the Curiosity Project. Admittedly, there’s a grain of truth in this. But my enthusiasm began during my PhD when I used toys to study children’s word learning (Twomey, Ranson & Horst, […]
I was delighted to be part of a team of researchers from Lancaster University Psychology Department and Babylab that visited Runshaw College, Leyland at the end of November 2016. PhD researchers, postdoctoral researchers and lecturers gave students a flavour of life in psychological research as well as talking about the fascinating range of work undertaken […]
One of the most exciting things about the Curiosity Project is that we can now 3D print toy objects for children to play with in our studies. By custom designing these toys we can change aspects of them, for example their shape and colour, and see how this affects what children do with them. Here’s […]
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