How do humans recognise kin? We're a group of ERC-funded scientists at the University of Glasgow trying to answer this question.
We are interested in how people determine who feels “related” to them. We might just rely on what we are told, or we may also use situational clues like whether and when you lived in the same house. Physical cues, like family resemblance, may also shape these feelings. To investigate these questions, we take 3D images of relatives to see what parts of our faces reveal family relatedness. We also i
10/05/2018
We are still looking for sibling pairs for our Kinship experiment!
Take part in our study with your sibling to earn £12 each PLUS have the opportunity to win up to a further £25!
We'll also give you a free movie of your 3D image ;)
Please email [email protected] if you would like to get involved or if you would like some more information about our study.
07/10/2017
Do you have a sibling in the Glasgow area? Contribute to scientific research by taking part in our study!
Earn £12 each PLUS up to an extra £25 between you! We will also give you a free movie of your 3D image.
Please email [email protected] to register your interest or message us for more information.
26/02/2017
Do you have a sibling in the Glasgow area? Earn £12 each plus up to an EXTRA £25 between you in our experiment! $$
For more details or to book an appointment please email [email protected]
10/02/2017
We are currently looking for *sibling pairs* to take part in our KINSHIP project! Earn £12 each PLUS earn up to an extra £25 between you! We'll also give you a free 3D movie of your face ;) Interested in taking part? Email [email protected] for more details.
02/02/2017
Would you like to contribute to scientific research? The KINSHIP team is currently looking for *sibling pairs* to take part in our study.
You and your sibling will earn £12 each for coming into our lab twice over two weeks. You will also have the chance to earn up to an EXTRA £25 between you by playing in games on week 2. We will also give you a free movie of your 3D image!
Please email [email protected] if you would like to take part or message us for more information!
How good are you at matching a parent and a child by their faces alone? Find out and help a student project.
Face Research ⇒ Matching Parent & Child In this experiment you will be shown 57 sets of faces and be asked to find the matching parent and child. The study should take 10-15 minutes and will help an undergraduate student complete their thesis project.