NEW PROJECT:
Exploring the effect of AMIRA LEARNING in Reducing Reading Anxiety and Improving Reading Ability in Mexican Children
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on elementary-school children reading performance
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The effect of California's Universal Pre-K on child development: Evidence from an Academic-Industry partnership
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Putting the individual first: Capturing individual differences in feedback processing during educational tasks
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Learner Variability in Impacts of Teaching at the Right Level
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Developing (in Partnership with the NGO War Child Holland) a Technology-Supported Savoring and Sleep Module to Promote Resilience in Ukrainian Adolescents
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Exploring the Efficacy of AI Reading Technologies for Blind Parents and their Children
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Examining Device Distraction in Family Homes
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Designing Digital Interfaces that Support Adolescents and Young Adults in Navigating Online Disagreement with Peers
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Our research builds capacity to support translational science that not only moves the field forward but speaks to the real needs and priorities of corporate, start-up, non-profit, and governmental agencies.

Our training builds capacity to support reproducible and robust science and innovative solutions for the thorny challenges of the current and future global context.

Our collaboration works across disciplinary and organizational boundaries, this network is shaping the next phase of research, innovation, and evidence-based commercial products in this space.

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Meet Candice Odgers
Candice Odgers. PhD CERES Principle Investigator
Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development & Professor of Psychological Science & Informatics, UCI Talks about the CERES project!

“I’m interested in finding ways that youth from diverse backgrounds can use social media to empower themselves and improve their mental health and development.” – Maya Hernandez

Applications are being taken for two postdoctoral positions. The postdoctoral fellows will work with Drs. Candice Odgers, Gillian Hayes and Stephen Schueller on projects that span developmental, clinical and computer science.

CERES affiliates will be invited to CERES exclusive events, have access to researcher drop-in hours and be invited to create their own drop-in hours, be able to participate in joint funding calls, host interns, and otherwise engage with the CERES efforts.