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 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, …
ISDP 2019 Abstracts have been published on Wiley Online Library!
ISDP 2019 Abstracts have been published on Wiley Online Library!
Final Program & Abstracts
View, browse or download the Final Program & Abstracts for ISDP 2019 in Chicago or Search the Online Interactive Program & Abstracts.
Registration Deadline extended to Friday, October 11 to save on Registration fees for ISDP 2019 in Chicago
Registration Deadline extended to Friday, October 11 to save on Registration fees for ISDP 2019 in Chicago, official Satellite Meeting of SFN 2019.
SBE’s Repositioning – a message to the ISDP from Madeline Beal at the NSF
Hello Friends and Colleagues,
I want to make you all aware of the recent DCL on SBE’s repositioning and several upcoming opportunities for members of our research community to learn more about this effort. Please see below.
-Madeline
Announcing the 2019 Wiley Speaker
2019 Wiley Speaker: Professor Mark Mon Williams, University of Leeds
FREE online access to the Abstracts Issue: 51st Annual Meeting of the ISDP
The Abstracts from the 51st Annual Meeting have been published in Developmental Psychobiology! Free open access is available, please click here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/dev.21793
Call for Symposium Proposals for ISDP 2019 in Chicago
Call for Symposium Proposals for ISDP 2019 in Chicago: We are particularly interested in proposals that are likely to stimulate formal and informal discussion. Although the inclusion of a discussant is not a requirement, there should be integration of topics across the individual speakers. At least one speaker must be an ISDP member and speakers must represent different laboratories and locations. The Program Committee is especially interested in a “Young Investigators Symposium”, the ISDP encourages submissions from investigators within five years of earning a PhD to submit a Young Investigators Symposium.