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Developing a standardised tool to measure pain in babies

Quantifying individual infant nociceptive sensitivity

PANDA

Assessing the effect of anaemia during pregnancy on the brain development in infants, using MRI

Petal: Parental touch trial

A randomised controlled trial to investigate the effects of parental touch on relieving acute procedural pain in neonates.

Developing objective templates to characterise visual, tactile and noxious stimulus responses

Does gentle touch reduce infant pain-related brain activity?

Investigating the relationship between respiration and brain activity

Breathing and brain development - longitudinal study

Automated artefact detection in EEG

Identifying apnoea in preterm infants

How does early life infection impact pain perception in infants?

Is the descending pain modulatory system effective in newborn infants?

MEG imaging in young children

Developing next generation magnetoencephalography for children

Forget-Me-Not - postmortem MRI

We will obtain high resolution postmortem imaging data of the infant brain. This project is part of the developing Human Connectome Project and aims to improve our understanding of the structural and functional development of the human infant brain.

How does early life experience modulate the development of sensory function in human infants?

How does brain injury alter sensory processing in newborn infants?

Poppi: Procedural Pain in Premature Infants

Identifying brain signatures and physiological markers of infant pain.

Optimising Neonatal fMRI Data Analysis for noxious-evoked brain activity.

How does behavioural pain discrimination develop in early life?