2023 Developmental Affective Neuroscience Symposium
November 8-10, 2023
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Theme: Neurodevelopment of Regulatory Systems: A Focus on Emotion and Motivation
The intended audience of the symposium is researchers and trainees from the fields of psychiatry, psychology, neuroscience, and related disciplines who are interested in investigating emotions, mood, affective development, and affective disorders (depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and other related comorbid disorders) from a neuroscience perspective.
While presentations may focus on both typically developing and clinical samples, all work will have relevance to understanding developmental psychopathology. DANS is focused on translational research in developmental affective neuroscience. Presentations will range from basic (animal/human) to clinical, and may include a variety of neuroscience approaches (i.e., fMRI, EEG, molecular) as well as clinical or behavioral studies that are relevant to neuroscience models of affective development.
Program Chair: Cecile Ladouceur, PhD
Program Committee: Neal Ryan, MD, Erika Forbes, PhD, Jennifer Silk, PhD, Judy Cameron, PhD, Judith Morgan, PhD, Rui Peixoto, PhD
This event is hosted by the Developmental Affective Science Collective, University of Pittsburgh Departments of Psychiatry, Neurobiology, Psychology, and Neuroscience.
Questions? Contact Amanda Trujillo at (412) 383-5478, or trujilloa@upmc.edu.
