2026 Dissertation Award – Anna Vannucci, PhD
Congratulations to 2026 Dissertation Award Winner, Anna Vannucci, PhD
Congratulations to 2026 Dissertation Award Winner, Anna Vannucci, PhD
Congratulations to Sonya Troller-Renfree, PhD, 2026 Kucharski Early-Career Award! Please join us at the Opening Session of ISDP 2026 in New Orleans for the Awards Presentation and introduction to Sonya’s award winner Developmental Psychobiology research!
Click on button below to access the online abstract submission form: Online Abstract Submission Form Submission Deadline Extended to June 15th! The ISDP Student/Postdoc Member travel award application deadline is …
Three full days of developmental psychobiology await ISDP 2026 conference participants in the New Orleans French Quarter! View the preliminary program schedule, confirmed symposium sessions and networking events planned for …
This year, we are seeking submissions on innovative community-engaged research in developmental psychobiology for the 2026 International Society for Developmental Psychobiology annual meeting in New Orleans, LA (November 11-13). We …
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
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
