We explore how children’s ears and brains work together to hear and to listen. We assess how this changes when it’s noisy, for example, in a classroom. We also investigate if technology (e.g., hearing aids and assisted listening devices) change how children hear and listen.
A big goal of The PELiCAN Lab is to make auditory research child friendly. To do this we have a dedicated paediatric auditory lab where we use computer games and virtual reality alongside our neuroimaging techniques, such as EEG.
Paediatric Listening, Cognition and Neuroscience
The PELiCAN Lab is associated with
Lancaster University’s Infant and Child Development Lab.
Contact us at: PELICAN@lancaster.ac.uk