Hennessy-Smotherman-Wiley Award for
BEST STUDENT-AUTHORED PAPER
Published in Developmental Psychobiology
22 April 2025, 67:e70044
Presented at ISDP 2022 to FRANCES LI
for “Maternal Emotion Regulation and Parenting: A Physiological Perspective”
Frances H. Li et al.
International Society for Developmental Psychobiology
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Hannah Burnell, MA, ISDP 2025 Best Trainee Poster Award Winner for Non-Human Animal developmental psychobiology research. Title: CHRONIC ACTIVATION OF A SAFETY ENGRAM DURING DEVELOPMENT IMPROVES FEAR REGULATION IN ADULTHOOD. Advisor: Heidi Meyer, Principal Investigator
Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Psychological and Brain SciencesCenter for Systems NeuroscienceNeurophotonics Center, Boston University, Boston, USA
Jocelyn Stanfield, MA, ISDP 2025 Best Trainee Poster Award Winner for Human developmental psychobiology research. Title: DOUBLE BURDEN: HOW GENDERED RACISM IMPACTS CHRONIC HYPERTENSION FOR PREGNANT BLACK WOMEN. Advisor: Patricia Brennan, Ph.D.
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology
Emory UniversityPsychology and Interdisciplinary Sciences
Developmental Psychobiology is proud to join its peers in recognizing the expertise of historically underrepresented scholars in the field. With the support of Wiley, Developmental Psychobiology is delighted to support early career scholars by offering a 1-year Early Career Research (ECR) Editorial Fellowship.
Fellows will receive mentorship and training in journal editorship from September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026.
Congratulations to the 2025 Early Career Researcher Editorial Fellows at Developmental Psychobiology!, Chaela Nutor and Nicolas Murgeuitio
Gianina Perez, New York University – ISDP 2024 Best Poster Award Winner – Human developmental psychobiology research. Advisor: Natalie Brito, Title: Exploring Associations Between Maternal Mental Health And Infant Emotion Regulation at 6 Months: Zooming in on Maternal Anxiety
Abi Porras, University of Texas at Dallas – ISDP 2024 Best Poster Award Winner Non-human animal developmental psychobiology research, advisor Millie Rincon-Cortes. Title: Sex-dependent Effects of Early Life Sensory Overstimulation on Later Life Behavioral Function in Rats
Annie Aitken, New York University, New York, United StatesEarly Career Member Sasha Andrews, ISLAND Lab, New York, United StatesStudent Membership Özlü Aran, Northeastern University, Boston, United StatesEarly Career Member Annabelle …
The 2025 ISDP Senior Investigator Award Goes to Nathan A. Fox, PhD
The 2025 Distinguished Service Award is bestowed on Professor Rick Richardson in recognition of his significant and sustained service and contributions to the ISDP!
