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39th Annual Meeting of the
International Society for Developmental Psychobiology
October 11-14th, Atlanta, Georgia
Conference
Program (requires Acrobat Reader
v.6 or higher)
Award Winners 2006
The
2006 meeting of the International Society for Developmental
Psychobiology (ISDP) was held in Atlanta, Georgia from
October 11th through the 14th.
This year's conference featured the Presidential Symposium,
three invited symposia, and the invited Wiley address. The Presidential
Symposium includes Celia Moore (U-Mass Boston) and Skip Spear (Binghamton).
One NICHD symposium
(Thursday morning) is entitled, "Alcohol and Development: Beyond
FAS", and the second (Friday morning) is entitled, "Update
on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome." The Sackler
symposium (Saturday morning) is entitled, "Autism:
Hints from the Clinic and the Lab."
George Michel’s Presidential
Address is entitled "A developmental psychobiological
approach to the development of infant handedness." The John
Wiley Distinguished Speaker is Fernando Nottebohm,
Dorothea L. Leonhardt Professor and head of the Laboratory of Animal
Behavior at Rockefeller University, NY. His talk is entitled, “The
relation between neuronal replacement and learning.”
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