ENCoDe Team

ENCoDe Team We are the Early Neurocognitive Development Team at Binghamton University!

We use developmental cognitive neuroscience methods to learn how human brains and cognitive functions develop across the lifespan.

06/23/2026

Infant Development Research Study 👶 Greater Binghamton Area, NY 📍

👶Are you the parent of an infant under 12 months of age? Help the research on brain development done by the ENCoDe Team at Binghamton University! 🧠
💰 Earn up to $360 for multiple visits to our lab.
We can provide travel support!

Learn more at the link below or contact us at [email protected]
https://sites.google.com/binghamton.edu/encode/home/participate?authuser=0

ENCoDe had an awesome time at the 44th annual Strawberry Festival in Historic Downtown Owego this past Saturday! 🍓 The w...
06/22/2026

ENCoDe had an awesome time at the 44th annual Strawberry Festival in Historic Downtown Owego this past Saturday! 🍓 The weather couldn't have been better, and it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces. Families enjoyed some bubbles, face memory games, and got to learn about EEG from our assistant Hector the bear. Several other labs from the Binghamton University Psychology Department were there with us, including MAC2 Research Laboratory, CAMP Lab, Mom and Infant Study, and . Hope everyone had a good time enjoying the sun and strawberries. 🍓😎

ENCoDe in the news! On Friday, WBNG news came to interview the head of the ENCoDe Team, Dr. Stefania Conte, about the in...
06/22/2026

ENCoDe in the news! On Friday, WBNG news came to interview the head of the ENCoDe Team, Dr. Stefania Conte, about the infant research we do in our lab! Follow this link to check out the interview!

The Early Neurocognitive Development Team at Binghamton University is offering compensation to families willing to join their research program.

Hi everyone! This Saturday you can find us at the Oswego Strawberry Festival with our fellow researchers  , Binghamton M...
06/17/2026

Hi everyone! This Saturday you can find us at the Oswego Strawberry Festival with our fellow researchers , Binghamton Mom and Infant Study, and MAC2 Research Laboratory. We will be there all day talking about baby research so feel free to stop by and learn more about our studies!

Today, ENCoDe had the pleasure of hosting 4th-grade students from  for their STEAM Tour to Binghamton University ! Stude...
06/10/2026

Today, ENCoDe had the pleasure of hosting 4th-grade students from for their STEAM Tour to Binghamton University ! Students learned about augmented reality, learned about fossils, did hands-on demonstrations with electrostatics and dry ice, extracted iron from cereal, and got to visit our Magnet Resonance Imaging simulator! We shared how an MRI scanner works and how we use it to study the brain and changes across the lifespan in our research. At the end, the students got to try out the MRI simulator themselves or try out wearing one of our EEG caps! Thank you so much to Rachel Coker, the campus contact at Binghamton Univerisity, and Sheri Brewer, the Brookside Elementary School contact, for making this a fun and educating day!

Hello friends! Hope you all had a great weekend- ENCoDe sure did! Our lab, along with , Binghamton Mom and Infant Study,...
06/08/2026

Hello friends! Hope you all had a great weekend- ENCoDe sure did! Our lab, along with , Binghamton Mom and Infant Study, and MAC2 Research Laboratory made our way out to the Vestal Festival, put on by the Vestal Recreation Department this past Saturday! There were so many fun things to do and see, and we were so happy that the weather cleared up for the rest of the day. We saw so many smiling faces and families that were interested in our research and learning about the brain. Thank you to the Vestal Recreation Department for putting on this event, which was sponsored by .

Hello everyone! The third issue of the ENCoDe yearly newsletter is here! This year's issue includes study updates, the c...
05/19/2026

Hello everyone! The third issue of the ENCoDe yearly newsletter is here! This year's issue includes study updates, the community events we attended, and a look behind the scenes about the team members that make our research possible. As always, thank you so much to all of the families and community partners that have helped us with our research projects. We couldn't do it without you!

Thanks to all of the wonderful families that have participated in our studies, we are now halfway there with TWO of our research projects! All that and more are included in the study updates section of the newsletter. You can find the complete issue by clicking on this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g8b12E8A_Jwg9D13AsVNtzHPQRk8QEWV/view?usp=sharing

Good morning everyone! The ENCoDe Team wishes a Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms and mother figures out there....
05/10/2026

Good morning everyone! The ENCoDe Team wishes a Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms and mother figures out there. Your care, strength, patience, and love make a difference every single day. Wishing everyone celebrating today a beautiful and appreciated Mother’s Day.

The ENCoDe Team had a busy weekend! April is Autism Awareness month, and we had the pleasure of attending the Alive With...
04/28/2026

The ENCoDe Team had a busy weekend! April is Autism Awareness month, and we had the pleasure of attending the Alive With Autism Autism Walk this past Saturday, over at Broome-Tioga BOCES! There was a great turnout of people supporting the cause. Even thought the weather wasn't great, we were still able to complete the walk inside the building. Then, on Sunday, we tabled at the 43rd Annual Children's far at SUNY Broome Community College! We had a couple of crafts and activities to share, including brain hats, crossword puzzles, and a test-your-face-memory game. It was a great turnout, and we had a lot of fun. Thank you to both of these groups for organizing and hosting these events!

Congratulations to one of our senior undergraduate research assistants, Sama Nada, who presented her research project on...
04/24/2026

Congratulations to one of our senior undergraduate research assistants, Sama Nada, who presented her research project on predicting infant MRI outcomes for acquisitions during natural sleep at the Psi Chi and Nu Rho Psi Research Fair at Binghamton University today! Sama's work hopes to help guide infant research utilizing natural sleep MRIs by looking at an infant's typical sleeping habits, and she modeled these predictions using a classification decision and gradient boosted decision tree. While we are proud of the work she has done in the lab, we will be very sad to see her go. On to the next great adventure!

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