Envio de Proposta de Atividade para a XLI Reunião Anual da SBNeC 2018

Prezados Associados,

Lembrando que o deadline para envio de propostas de atividades é 23/02/2018, não deixe para última hora!  

Link: http://www.sigassociados.com.br/sbnec/proposta/

A XLI Reunião Anual da SBNeC ocorrerá de 22 a 25 de Agosto de 2018 em Santos-SP.

Palestrantes confirmados:

Roberto Lent Holds a degree in Medicine from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1972), a master’s degree in Biological Sciences (Biophysics) from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1973), a PhD in Biological Sciences (Biophysics) from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1978), and post doctorate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1979-82). Full Professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and former director of the Institute of Biomedical Sciences (2007-2014). Full member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences, president of the Deliberative Council of the Instituto Ciência Hoje and Coordinator of the National Network of Science for Education. Head of the Laboratory of Neuroplasticity of the Institute of Biomedical Sciences. Works in the Morphology area, with emphasis on Neuroembriology, and develops as lines of research: development and plasticity of the cortex and cerebral commissures, quantification of brain structures of different species, and studies of the human cerebral cortex. Also works in Scientific divulgation for adults and children, with published books for both.

Regina M. Sullivan  is a Developmental Behavioral Neuroscientist researching the neurobiology of infant attachment to the caregiver to determine the neural mechanisms for the enduring mental health effects of abuse and trauma in early life. Her research has highlighted how the infant brain functions differently from the adult brain, as well as the critical role of the caregiver in modifying how the young brain responds to trauma. She received her doctoral training was with The City University of New York and post-doctoral training at Duke University and The University of California. Dr. Sullivan innovative research has been continuously funded by the National Institute of Health for over two decades, and also supported by numerous foundations and other granting agencies. She also has notable service to other foundation and institutes including Sackler Developmental Psychobiology, The Child Mind Foundation, The Early Experience, Stress & Neurobehavioral Develop Center, and Center for Brain, Gene & Behavioral Research Across Development. She has served as President for The International Society for Developmental Psychobiology and The Society for Neuroscience.

Richard E. Tremblay is Emeritus professor of Pediatrics/Psychiatry/Psychology at the University of Montreal, and professor of child development at University College Dublin. Since the early 1980s he has been conducting a program of longitudinal and experimental studies, focusing on the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development of children from conception onward to understand the development of psychosocial adjustment problems and their prevention. Director of the Centre of Excellence for Early Child Development, he is coordinator of the Marie Curie International Network on Early Childhood Health Development and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Professor Tremblay has published close to 400 scientific articles, and 80 book chapters. With the Montreal Longitudinal-Experimental Study he and his colleagues have shown that intensive interventions at school entry can change the long-term behavior trajectories of aggressive-hyperactive kindergarten boys. His recent work, showing that humans initiate the use of physical aggression during infancy, has led him to experiment with prevention programs for pregnant women at risk of failing to provide the environment needed for a child to learn alternatives to physical aggression.

Abraços Neurocientíficos

Anderson Herculano
Presidente da SBNeC