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Category: PEDAL Staff

Sara Baker

29 June 2022

Sara is a Professor of Developmental Psychology and Education.

Jenny Gibson

29 June 2022

Jenny is Professor of Neurodiversity and Developmental Psychology at the Faculty of Education, and co-director of PEDAL.

Paul Ramchandani

29 June 2022

Paul is LEGO Professor of Play in Education, Development and Learning, and the Director of the PEDAL Centre.

Julia Birchenough

3 April 2023

Julia is a Research Associate, currently working with Prof Sara Baker as part of the Play in Schools team.

Nicole Louise Creasey

22 October 2024

Nicole is a Research Associate working on identifying common elements of parenting interventions as part of the Golden Threads project.

Joy Davis

2 October 2024

Joy supports the work of PEDAL in her role as Communications Coordinator.

Emily Goodacre

1 July 2022

Emily is a Research Associate researching children's play with Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) toys in the early years.

Tom King

23 July 2025

Tom is a Research Associate focusing on identifying the common elements of attachment- and psychodynamic-based parenting intervention for 0-5 year olds.

Soizic Le Courtois

30 October 2024

Soizic Le Courtois is a Research Associate on the Early Years Library project.

Christine O’Farrelly

29 June 2022

Christine is a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Senior Research Associate at PEDAL supporting children, families, and communities in the earliest years of children's life.

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