Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences Registry

We hope you get a moment to relax!
If you get a sec, you can volunteer for research studies at the UW. ☺️

There’s snow here at UW!
We hope that you are staying warm.

We are getting ready for our infant and child development studies. You can volunteer online (link in bio and on UW site).

Science from our labs shows that swinging together helps children cooperate together.

Thanks to all our parent and child volunteers for making this research possible!

Read all about new study here https://rdcu.be/d3dh2

of your time and volunteer with your child for a study at the University of Washington. We have studies for infants (1 to 6 months), toddlers (1 to 2 years), preschoolers, and school age children.

We hope that you enjoy these flowers as our thank you!

your time

The cherry blossoms are almost in bloom near I-LABS. You can see them on the way to helping with a study!



You can sign up online anytime that is convenient for you. Link on page.

There beauties are on the way to UW I-LABS! We got a break from the rain to enjoy the walk.

Parents are welcome to sign up for our UW studies of infants and children.



We are a group of researchers who study infant and child development. We have studies for infants as young as 6 weeks and children as old as 12 to 14 years of age (online and in person).

Helping others is our goal for our child development studies. We need parents and their children to volunteer to help us meet that goal!

Sign up online for studies for infants and children (2 weeks … 6 weeks, 6 months, 5 years, etc., so 0 to 17 years old). See link in bio/page.

Photo: The mural on UW campus says Culture of Care, Nourish, Nurture, All Together, Dare Mighty Things and more. Painted plants and words are shown on a wall mural.

Fall is here! The leaves on UW campus are changing color.
We are here and are looking for new families to sign up for child development studies. Ages of 2 weeks to 14 years can try a study. The sign-up link is on our page.

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Photo description: Cement sidewalk lined with trees with yellow leaves.
Two colorful rock sculptures on a patio in front of trees with yellow leaves. Note that you might go past these trees on your way to UW I-LABS. :)

Thanks for signing up for our research studies (link in bio)!


This rose was right at UW I-LABS.

We are a group of researchers who study child development (ages 2 weeks to 12 years). Sign up online to volunteer for studies.

Photo description: Dark pink rose in front of a brick wall.