Our People

Partner Investigators

Displayed alphabetically by surname.

Professor Ola Erstad
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • University of Oslo, Norway
Associate Professor Ann-Carita Evaldsson
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Uppsala University, Sweden
Professor Rebecca Eynon
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Oxford Internet Institute and University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Dr Kate Highfield
  • Partner Investigator (Industry)
  • Early Childhood Australia
Professor Hyeon-Seon Jeong
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Gyeongin National University of Education, South Korea
Associate Professor Alexis Lauricella
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Erikson Institute - Technology in Early Childhood Center, United States
Associate Professor Margaret Leahy
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Dublin City University, Ireland
Professor Sonia Livingstone
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • The London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
Associate Professor Giovanna Mascheroni
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Milan, Italy
Professor Jessica Pandya
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • California State University Dominguez Hills, United States
Professor Yvonne Rogers
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • University College London, United Kingdom
Professor Elisabeth Staksrud
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • University of Oslo, Norway
Professor Rebekah Willett
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States
Associate Professor Bieke Zaman
  • Partner Investigator (International)
  • Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium

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