BRISE - Bremen Initiative to Foster Early Childhood Development (BRISE)

May 30th, 2024

Wienke AS, Mathes B.: Socioeconomic inequalities affect brain responses of infants growing up in Germany.

Brain Sciences. 14(6):560 [open acces]. https://doi.org/10.3390/brainsci14060560

April 2024:

The journal Frühe Bildung (hogrefe Verlag; in German) has published a special issue on early education with contribution from the BRISE groups (2024) 13 (2) https://econtent.hogrefe.com/journal/zfb

September 2023

Dr. Ulrike Frischen & Dr. Annika Wienke, among others, organized with other consortium partners a symposium on the influence on & risk factors of early childhood development. Poster contributions illustrated media usage in early childhood.

June 19-20, 2023

The ?Second International BRISE conference on Early Childhood Development“ took place in Berlin, Germany. Keynote speakers were Prof. Pauline Slot (The Netherlands) and Prof. Kathrin Hirsh-Pasek (USA).

BRISE supports theses on different aspects of early childhood development and education. We have survey data, EEG data, and topics for systematic reviews available. If you are interested in writing your thesis on topics related to disadvantaged populations, migration, early childhood development, or public services for children, please contact us at brise@uni-bremen.de!