Better evidence isa shared endeavour.

MyPhone/MyBrain brings together schools, young people, families, researchers and partner organisations to strengthen the evidence around young people’s digital lives.

Funded by the Huo Family Foundation.

MyPhone/MyBrain is funded by the Huo Family Foundation. We work with the Born in Bradford programme, Connected West Yorkshire and schools across Bradford and Leeds.

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Coordinating centre

Centre for Applied Education Research (CAER)

CAER coordinates MyPhone/MyBrain from the Wolfson Centre for Applied Health Research at Bradford Royal Infirmary. Its team brings researchers, educators and decision-makers together to improve understanding of children's learning and development.

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Research partner

Born in Bradford / Age of Wonder

Born in Bradford has followed many families in Bradford since 2007. Its Age of Wonder programme focuses on adolescence. MyPhone/MyBrain works with the Born in Bradford team.

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Academic partner

University of Leeds

The academic team is based at the University of Leeds. The University supports research with schools and communities across the region.

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Academic partner

McGill University

McGill University contributes knowledge about adolescent brain development and cognitive neuroscience. Its researchers help shape the study and analyse brain recording data.

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Data platform

Connected West Yorkshire

Connected West Yorkshire provides access to linked research data through more than one dataset. With the approvals in place, it helps us study longer-term outcomes for young people who take part in the workshop.

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Technology partner

Smart Data Donation Service

The Smart Data Donation Service lets people choose whether to donate information about their digital activity for research. It shows them what they can share before they decide.

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Participation partners
Participation partners

Partner schools

Partner schools help us plan practical details, communicate with families and decide how to share findings. Schools in Bradford and Leeds are central to the project.

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Community partners
Community partners

Young people, parents and community advisors

Young people and parents have helped shape the study. Community advisors help us make sure the information is clear, useful and trustworthy.

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Funder

Huo Family Foundation

The Huo Family Foundation funds MyPhone/MyBrain to support research that benefits young people and communities.

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