Seeking Nominations for two ISDP Conference Coordinators Elect, 2022, Co-Conference Coordinators, 2023-2025
Seeking Nominations for two ISDP Conference Coordinators Elect, 2022, Conference Coordinator, 2023-2025
Available Postdoctoral Research position working in the Developmental Neuropsychobiology Laboratory at Northeastern University in Boston!
Dr. Heather Brenhouse (ISDP Governing Board member) and her lab are looking for our new Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Join us! Investigate neurocircuitry and neuroimmune development through early life and adolescence in an animal model, …
Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of British Columbia, Vancouver Canada
A postdoctoral fellowship position is available for a multidisciplinary project on neonatal pain and stress in relation to brain function at school age in children born very prematurely. The successful applicant will hold a PhD in neuroscience, biopsychology or a related discipline and have a background in neuroimaging (preferably MEG and/or MRI). The available position is at the BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute in Vancouver Canada, a campus of the University of British Columbia (UBC).
ISDP Statement on Ukraine
The International Society for Developmental Psychobiology denounces the Russian war on Ukraine in the strongest possible terms and stands with the people of Ukraine. We keep all of our members with relatives and friends in the Ukraine in our thoughts. Only a week in, this aggression has already damaged families in children in ways that have current and lasting impact. Like the conflicts and associated refugee crises in Syria, Venezuela, South Sudan, Palestine, Myanmar, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Somalia to name but a few, displacement and violence beget unimaginable trauma.
Post-Doctoral Position in the Temperament Lab at the Washington State University
The Temperament Lab, directed by Maria (Masha) Gartstein at the Washington State University (WSU): https://labs.wsu.edu/infant-temperament/ is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to lead coordination of multi-site longitudinal study recently funded by a 5-year award from the National Institutes of Health.
On-Demand 2021 PRESIDENT’S & YOUNG INVESTIGATOR SYMPOSIUM: EARLY CROSS-TALK BETWEEN THE BIOLOGY OF STRESS AND OVERNUTRITION: BRIDGING PRE-CLINICAL ANIMAL MODELS AND HUMAN COHORTS
Did you miss the 2021 PRESIDENT’S & YOUNG INVESTIGATOR SYMPOSIUM: EARLY CROSS-TALK BETWEEN THE BIOLOGY OF STRESS AND OVERNUTRITION: BRIDGING PRE-CLINICAL ANIMAL MODELS AND HUMAN COHORTS
Wiley invites qualified individuals to apply for the position of Editor-in-Chief of Developmental Psychobiology
Wiley invites qualified individuals to apply for the position of
Editor-in-Chief of Developmental Psychobiology
Developmental Psychobiology is an international, peer-reviewed journal. It publishes original research and review
articles on all aspects of psychobiology research, spanning studies with human and non-human populations with an
emphasis on understanding the links between biology, neuroscience, and behavior during development. The
successful candidate for the position of Editor-in-Chief will be recognized internationally for their achievements in this area and have a good track record of publications and presentations at conferences. The candidate will also
have an extensive international network of contacts, so that the profile of the Journal can continue to be developed. The ideal candidate will be skilled in diplomacy, networking, and written and verbal communication.
Meet the ISDP New Board Members Terms Starting 2022
Meet the new ISDP Board Members: Heather Brenhouse, Ph.D. and Student Member Representative Vida Rebello, Doctoral Candidate
Robust Developmental EEG Practices from Collection to Analysis Workshop Sponsored by MagstimEGI – Watch On-Demand
Robust Developmental EEG Practices from Collection to Analysis Workshop
Sponsored by MagstimEGI – Wednesday November 10th, 1:00 – 2:30 PM Chicago Time, now On-Demand.
Presenters: Laurel Joy Gabard-Durnam, PhD, Northeastern University, Boston, United States and Trey Avery, Ph.D., Magstim / EGI
This workshop addresses how to collect and analyze high-density EEG in developmental populations with Magstim EGI systems and the Harvard Automated Processing Pipeline for Electroencephalography (HAPPE) software. Current best practices and strategies to promote robust, standardized data collection and analysis will be emphasized. Participants will be guided through processing publicly available developmental Magstim EGI data or their own data through HAPPE 2.0 software for resting-state EEG (HAPPE pipeline) and ERP analyses (HAPPE+ER pipeline). The workshop is suitable for both novice and experienced EEG users.
Visit the Open Access ISDP 2021 iPosters!
Browse the iPosters by Topical Tracks Models of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Physiological Processes (including hormonal modulation) Socio-emotional (including attachment, temperament) Perception Sleep Neurodevelopment and Plasticity (including imaging work) Learning, Memory, Cognitive …