Announcing the Symposium Sessions:
Announcing the Symposium Sessions for ISDP 2020!
COVID-19 Update – Abstract & Travel Awards Deadlines Extended to August 1st for ISDP 2020
Due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic developments, we are monitoring the situtation closely, with knowledge that despite areas beginning to reopen, COVID-19 cases are rising in many places, with several states in the U.S. and some countries continuing to experience new peaks in daily infections. We wanted to let you know that the meeting will happen. Because the ISDP 2020 is an official Satellite meeting of the SfN, we must wait to decide whether it will be virtual or in-person until SfN makes its decision.
Abstract Submission & Travel Award Deadline extended until August 1, 2020
ISDP leadership is closely monitoring the rapid developments pertaining to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO), along with public health authorities local to the Washington, D.C. area, site of ISDP 2020. The ReOpen DC Advisory Group has presented a set of reopening recommendations to D.C. Mayor Muriel Browser for her consideration.
Developmental Psychobiology Call for Submissions: Developmental contexts of threat and safety learning
A special issue of the Journal of Developmental Psychobiology, guest-edited by Kalina Michalska, Ph.D. (UC Riverside), Steve S. Lee, Ph.D. (UCLA), and Elizabeth Moroney, C.Phil (UCLA), will be devoted to …
ISDP Statement on risks of racism to children
Consistent with the focus of our scientific community, we are enraged in particular on behalf of Black children who are repeatedly subjected to racial injustice and profiling of themselves and their family members. These victims of racial injustice also face a system that jails their fathers and male role models in disproportionate numbers and thus deprives them of the full range of potential caregiving experiences. When our justice system kills and over-incarcerates Black men, it disrupts families and affects children. Science tells us that responsive and sensitive caregiving builds healthy brains. The stress and inequalities that Black people face from the current system make it so much harder for caring parents to provide this support to their children.
FABBS 2020 Early Career Impact Award Winner Bridget Callaghan of ISDP
FABBS 2020 Early Career Impact Award Winner Bridget Callaghan of ISDP
ISDP COVID-19 Statement
Like you, the ISDP leadership is closely monitoring the rapid developments pertaining to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World …
Call for Applications 2020: Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship Program
Deadline for submission: March 17, 2019.
The Jacobs Foundation is pleased to announce the 2019 call for applications for its Research Fellowship Program. For more information: https://jacobsfoundation.org/en/activity/call-for-applications/
Call for Symposium Submissions – 53rd Annual Meeting of the ISDP – Deadline April 1st
Symposium Proposal Submission – Deadline April 1, 2020 53rd Annual Meeting of the International Society for Developmental Psychobiology October 21-23, 2020at the North Bethesda Marriott Hotel & Conference CenterRockville, Maryland, …
Bridget L. Callaghan has been awarded the FABBS 2020 International Society for Developmental Psychobiology Early Career Impact Award
This award is presented to early career scientists of FABBS member societies during the first 10 years post-PhD and recognizes scientists who have made major contributions to the sciences of mind, brain, and behavior.