BNS Autumn Meeting 2010 (20th-21st October, London)

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Wednesday 20th October:

Freda Newcombe Lecture sponsored by Wiley-Blackwell

  • Glyn Humphreys (University of Birmingham), Direct routes in object processing

Symposium:

  • When top-down rules brain function. Organised by David Soto (Imperial College London). The symposium will illustrate the remarkable role of top-down factors associated with individual's strategies, rules, expectations and other forms of memory representations, at influencing different brain processes related to attention and the control of action. Speakers include: Michael Anderson (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit), Xun He (University of Birmingham), Neil Muggleton (Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) and Mark Stokes (University of Oxford).

Thursday 21st October:

Symposium:

  • Impulsivity from a transdiagnostic perspective. Organised by Georgina Jackson and Rhiannon Corcoran (University of Nottingham). Impulsivity is a psychological feature of several neuropsychiatric, neurodevelopmental and neurological disorders which can be defined, explored and understood in a number of different ways. This symposium will examine this complex transdiagnostic construct using experiential, experimental and imaging data. Speakers include: Luke Clark (University of Cambridge), Jodie Finalyson-Burden (University of Nottingham), Lee Hogarth (University of Nottingham), Masud Husain (Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Institute of Neurology) and Renate Reniers (Institute of Mental Health).



THE CALL FOR ABSTRACTS IS CLOSED





BNS Spring Meeting 2011 (30th-31st March, London)

President's invited lecture sponsored by Cambridge University Press:

  • Jeffrey Binder (Medical College of Wisconsin)

Symposium:
  • Neural connectivity underpinning language. Organised by Matt Lambon Ralph

Elizabeth Warrington Prize lecture:
  • Aikaterini (Katerina) Fotopoulou (King's College London),  The affective neuropsychology of confabulation and anosognosia

THE CALL FOR ABSTRACTS IS NOW OPEN (Deadline 10th December 2010)

Please submit a 250 word abstract structured with the following subheadings: objectives, methods, results and conclusions to Jamie Ward, Meetings Secretary: jamiew@sussex.ac.uk

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