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3rd UK Paediatric Neuropsychology Symposium: Early Brain-Behaviour Relationships & Prognostic Indicators

Dates: 23- 27 April 2012

3rd Symposium

Symposium Directors: Dr Michelle De Haan & Dr Peter Rankin

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The 3rd symposium took place at the Institute of Child Health between 23-27 Aril 2012. The symposium provided a contemporary account of research findings investigating early brain-behaviour relationships and prognostic indicators relevant to clinical practice. Experimental, clinical and epidemiological techniques designed to assess the development of cognitive, emotional and social behaviour were described. A host of leading international speakers participated in the symposium in order to consider contemporary knowledge of the effects of genetics and the environment on neurocognitive development and prognostic indicators that can inform medical and psycho-social interventions.

Baby Brains Around the World Project: An International On-Line Conference

Dates: On-line resource Open Between 23 April  - 4 June 2012

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The on-line Baby Brains project aims to widen communication & networking opportunities as far as possible for academics and practitioners across the globe interested in early human cognition and its developmental pathways. 

Lectures were filmed and broadcast on the secure conference website by UCL Media Services.

On-line delegates have electronic access to:

  • Video recordings of lectures available to watch repeatedly until 4th June 2012.
  • Proceedings of the conference.
  • All lecture hand-outs.
  • Scientific posters.
  • Interactive delegate discussion forums.
  • Details of information from our sponsors.

Applications

To apply please download the application form and send back to the ICH Events office, details at the bottom of the page.

Please note the deadline to receive on-line live streaming access was 12 April 2012. Applications received after this date will be able to view all lecture recordings up until 4 June. 

Application Form

Symposium On-line Website

When you register for the symposium you will receive a unique username and password to logon to the website here

Free Lectures

As part of the Baby Brains Around the World Project we are pleased to make two lectures freely available to the public with thanks to Professor Adele Diamond and Professor Christopher Gillberg. 

Professor Adele Diamond Professor Christopher Gillberg


The Introduction and Closing Comments for the 3rd UK Paediatric Neuropsychology Symposium are available below.

Introduction: Dr. Peter Rankin Closing: Dr. Michelle de Haan


The remaining lecture recordings from the symposium are available by registering for the on-line project up until 4th June 2012.

In addition to lectures from the symposium, two lectures are available from distinguished Professors from the UCL Centre for Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: Professor Faraneh Vargha-Khadem and Professor Jan Atkinson. Both Professors describe the development of their work over the past three decades.

Professor Faraneh Vargha-Khadem Professor Jan Atkinson

Proceedings

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Sixty five abstracts were accepted for posters and are published in a supplement of Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology Volume 54, Issue Supplement s2.

All posters will be displayed electronically in JPEG format on the conference website (available to delegates only). 

Information for Posters click here


Speakers

Speakers and working titles:

Professor Vicki Anderson, University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Disrupting the developing brain: What are the consequences and why?
Professor Jocelyne Bachevalier, Emory University, USA
  • Neuroanatomy of the developing social brain
  • The Development of Hippocampal-Dependent Memory Functions in Monkeys
Professor Tanya Byron, Edge Hill University, UK
  • The effects of the digital world on childrens' behavioural and emotional development
Professor Helen Cross, UCL Institute of Child Health, UK
  • Outcomes following epilepsy in infancy
Dr. Naomi Dale, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust, UK
  • Outcomes following visual impairment in infancy
Dr. Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz, INSERM-CEA, France
  • Nature and nurture in language acquisition: Anatomical and functional brain-imaging studies in infants
Professor Adele Diamond, The University of British Columbia, Canada
  • Commonalities across Diverse Approaches Shown to Improve Executive Functions in Young Children
  • Development of Executive Functions during the First Year of Life and their Modulation by Genes and the Environment
Professor Christopher Gillberg, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
  • ESSENCE: Early Symptomatic Syndromes Eliciting Neurodevelopmental Clinical Examinations
  • Early indicators of social and attention disorders
Professor Paavo Leppänen, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
  •  Early neurobiological predictors of developmental language-related disorders
Professor Annette Karmiloff-Smith, Birkbeck, University of London, UK
  • Genetic and environmental vulnerabilities: the importance of cross-syndrome comparisons

Professor Mark Johnson, Birkbeck,

University of London, UK

  • Developing a social brain
Professor Neil Marlow, University College London, UK
  • Preterm birth: Neurocognitive and psychiatric outcomes
Dr Debbie Mills, Bangor University, UK
  • Early word learning and the developing brain
Professor Charles A. Nelson, Harvard Medical School, USA
  • The effects of early institutionalisation on social behaviour and underlying neural correlates
  •  A cognitive neuroscience approach to infant memory development

Fees

   Registration Fee
   
On-Line access ONLY
(no ICH London attendance)
£250 (for recordings of the event*) 

*Please note the deadline to receive on-line live streaming access was 12 April 2012. Applications received after this date will be able to view all lecture recordings up until 4 June. 

Applications

To apply please download the application form and send back to the ICH Events office, details at the bottom of the page.

Application Form

Sponsors

Sponsors

Sponsorship opportunities:

For sponsorship details please contact Claire Lister

For Previous Sponsors click here 

Social

Welcome Reception

All delegates are welcome to a drinks reception in the Winter Garden at the UCL Institute of Child Health on Monday 23rd April from 5.30pm

Symposium Dinner

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This year's symposium dinner is at the Blueprint Cafe with fantastic views of the River Thames and Tower Bridge.

Places are limited and tickets are available at £30 each from the ICH Events Team.

Life and Soul Music will once again provide the musical entertainment.

The Dress Code is Black Tie preferred. 

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Further information regarding the International Symposia

For booking or further details contact the ICH Events Team on 44 (0)20 7905 2675 or +44 (0)20 7905 2699, email info@ichevents.com or visit their webpage