A two-day conference on the use of eye tracking in child-psychology research, at the University of Leipzig. Get the chance to meet experts and researchers and hear their stories about how they have used eye tracking in their work.
You can choose to attend the day-one discussions and keynotes online or in-person. Or you can attend both days, including the practical workshops in-person.
How can eye tracking bring autism research forward? What do you need to know about eye tracking before starting your first study? What are the best practices of using eye tracking in autism research?
Research experts from Stanford School of Medicine, Uppsala University, and Karolinska Institute share the unique insights eye tracking can provide in the field of autism and facilitate an open Q&A.
Do you want to learn more about how eye tracking can be used within developmental, educational, and clinical psychology research in infants and children?
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Eye tracking expands training possibilities, even when remote
We spoke to Dr. Miyazaki about how he combines eye tracking with his teaching method to bring a realistic experience to his students both near and far.
