Dear members,
Please find the full program for the NVP Winter Conference 2017 here.
Hope to see you soon in Egmond!
Dear members,
Please find the full program for the NVP Winter Conference 2017 here.
Hope to see you soon in Egmond!
The abstract submission for NVP 2017 is open! Please note that the submission deadline in October, 7, 2017.
The NVP board has reviewed all proposals for the NVP Mini Symposium. It is our pleasure to announce that Guido Band has been awarded a grant to organize the NVP Mini Symposium, titled Psychophysiology on the road towards enhanced traffic safety. It will take place on 3–4 August 2017 at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences in Leiden. More information can be found on the symposium website: https://nvpminisymposium2017.wordpress.com/
Two of our members have been nominated for the Dutch New Scientist Talent Award 2016. You can find a description of Hinze Hogendoorn and Mariska Kret’s research topics on http://www.newscientist.nl/talent/, where you can also vote for your favorite! You have until September 8th to cast your vote.
We invite proposals for the next NVP Mini Symposium, to be held in Fall/Winter 2016. NVP Mini Symposia are small symposia that are organized biannually, in years when the NVP Winter Conference is not held. The symposium topic should be relevant to the field of psychonomics, and consist of three or four talks to fill an afternoon (e.g. 13h-18h). We encourage proposals with special attention to a topic with a strong Dutch tradition. During the coffee break there will be a poster session for graduate students. The symposium will be concluded with drinks and awarding the poster prize.
There will be budget available to invite speakers (max. 1 international speaker). The NVP board can provide assistance in organizing the symposium, e.g. logistics.
Proposals should include:
Deadline for submission is June 30, 2016. Please submit your proposal to submissions@psychonomie.nl. For further information, contact info@psychonomie.nl.
On May 23rd, 2016, the Institute of Brain and Behavior Amsterdam (iBBA) will host their Opening Symposium in the Auditorium of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Registration is free through the iBBA website: http://ibba.institute. (deadline May 1st)
Dear Members of the NVP,
We are happy to announce that this year’s Winter Conference is a record breaker in terms of submitted abstracts. We will sport:
If you have submitted an abstract, you will be notified by the end of this week (21 November latest) whether your abstract is accepted as a poster or a talk. Please note that because of the high volume of submissions with preference for a talk, and the limited number of time slots for talks, we can only accommodate ~50% of the preferences for talks.
Announcement: The NVP Board has decided to award a prize of EUR 100 to the best poster presented at the NVP Winter Conference 2015! If you have not registered your abstract yet, you have got until October 15 to do so!
This 3-day meeting brings together Dutch and international scientists working on cognition, behavior and the brain, and features plenary sessions, member initiated symposia, poster sessions, four keynote lectures, the awarding of the NVP Disseration Prize, and a social programme.
Call for Abstracts
Registration for the conference is now open. To secure your place and/or to submit an abstract go to:
https://uleidenss.eu.
You can request either a poster or an oral presentation. Compared to last year posters presentations will receive more time (longer presentations) and space (sessions will take place in two separate rooms).
The NVP Winter Conference will feature the following keynote speakers:
• Pieter Roelfsema (Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience)
The NVP Winter Conference will feature the following symposia:
• Opportunities and Applications of Ultra High-Field MRI in Cognitive Neuroscience
• Predicting human actions: specialized and general mechanisms
• Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
• Knowledge representation and concept learning
• The brain in control
• Towards a cognitive account of human creativity
• Neural Network Profiles and Dynamics Begin to Shed Light on Neurocognitive Aging