Centre for Attention Learning and Memory
In the last 5 years 863 children have been assessed at the CALM clinic 1 of 4
99% of families have agreed to take part in future research at the CALM clinic 2 of 4
To date 367 children have had brain scans at the CALM clinic 3 of 4
Want to participate again? Find out more about our follow-up study, CALM II 4 of 4
The Centre for Attention, Learning and Memory (CALM) is a research centre specialising in understanding how children attend, listen and remember. We aim to understand how these skills impact on learning from childhood through to adolescence.
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CALM Managed Open Access Portal
CALM: Open provides access to clinical, cognitive, structural and functional MRI data from the CALM study. These anonymised research data…
Embracing complexity in neurodevelopment: similar challenges, different stories
Up to 15% of children and adolescents worldwide experience neurodevelopmental difficulties that vary widely in scope and impact. Strict diagnostic…
The CALM study: outcomes and practical implications
The CALM study began in 2014 and concluded in late 2022. Join us for a day of discussing our findings.…