Cátia M. Oliveira

@catiamoliveira.bsky.social

Interested in all things - language, memory, attention, sleep and neurodiversity, but mostly cats. Ex-York, now in Cardiff https://www.cardiff-babylab.com/

Exciting news from Hypatia 🎊 we were lucky enough to win Best R&D Innovation at the Aussie INCITE Awards! Huge congrats to the team, and thanks to the judges for their confidence in us. ALSO: We're hiring 2 roles (research manager & business/ops developer) within Hypatia... 👇

Study (N=8,097) finds women more likely to finish a PhD before 30 & have children after 35. Men tended to become parents during doctoral studies & often had 3+ children by 40. Early-career mothers had lower citation rates; fathers had no such penalties. www.insidehighered.com/news/faculty...

Female Academics Increasingly Delay Motherhood Until Age 35

“Pronounced penalties” for those early-career staff with children may explain why Ph.D.s postpone becoming parents, a recent study finds.

insidehighered.com

New on the Baby Blog - The ripple effect of early sleep: how childhood sleep patterns shape vocabulary, academic, and mental health outcomes by Catia M. Oliveira, Amy Atkinson, Michelle St Clair, Gareth Gaskell & Lisa Henderson infantstudies.org/the-ripple-e... #infantstudies #Research

The ripple effect of early sleep: how childhood sleep patterns shape vocabulary, academic, and mental health outcomes - The International Congress of Infant Studies

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Happy New Year from the Cardiff Babylab! 🎊 We recently had the pleasure of following up with some of our wonderful participants from a few years back. A big thank you to everyone who has given their time to support our research. We can’t wait to work with all our wonderful families in 2025!

A cream background with yellow and blue swirls in the corner. At the top is the text ‘It's been lovely to follow up with some of our little scientists again!’ in blue. Above the text is the Embodied lab logo and the Cardiff Babylab logo. There are two photos of a child, one in which they are wearing a lab coat, labelled ‘2021’ and the other in which they are sitting in a car seat, labelled ‘2024’.