Anticipated time schedule:
- Arrival: October 9th 2023
- Tuesday Oct 10th-Oct 11th: Conference
- Thursday Oct 12th: Departure
- Monday Oct 9th: dinner GUTS Leaders and SAB
- Thursday Oct 12th: Training sessions for PhD students and post docs
Tuesday Oct 10th:
Time | Activity | Speakers |
9-10 am | Arrival, Registration | |
10-11 am | Opening: Introducing GUTS Inspiration Talk | Eveline Crone, Erasmus Univ (Netherlands) Speaker TBA |
11-12 am | Morning session: How neuroscience can inform our understanding of youth’s contribution to society in the context of current societal challenges | Andrew Fuligni, UCLA (US) Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, University of Cambridge (UK) |
12-1.30 pm | Interactive lunch with posters | |
1.30-2 pm | Perspectives talk: how to build connections between fields | Bea Luna, UMPC, Pittsburgh (US) |
2-3.30 pm | Afternoon session: Understanding the effects of diversity in socio-economic opportunities in large cohort studies and insights in longitudinal prediction (including responsible predictive modeling) | Deanna Barch, Washington Univ, St. Louis (US) Hilleke Hulshoff Pol (Univ Utrecht, Netherlands) |
4-5 pm | Commentary: A global perspective on diversity in opportunities | Mark Jordans/Chris Lund (https://www.alive4mentalhealth.org) Q&A |
5 pm | Closing and Drinks |
Wednesday Oct 11th:
Time | Activity | Speakers |
9-9.30 am | Arrival, Registration | |
9.30- 12.30 am | Morning session: Novel experimental social neuroscience methods and approaches in adolescence | Leah Somerville, Harvard University (US) Eva Telzer, UNC (US) Jenn Pfeifer, University of Oregon (US) Lydia Krabbendam, VU (Netherlands) Ingmar Franken (EUR)/Nienke van Atteveldt (VU) |
12.30-2 pm | Interactive lunch with posters | |
2-4.30 pm | Afternoon session: Social relationships, antisocial behavior and network modeling in adolescence and early adulthood | Mitch Prinstein, UNC (US) Christoph Stadtfeld ETH Zurich (Switzerland) Matteo Giletta, University of Ghent (Belgium) Lucres Nauta-Jansen, AUMC (Netherlands) Berna Güroğlu, Leiden Univ/ René Veenstra, Univ Groningen (Netherlands) |
4.30-5 pm | Commentary: A future perspective on diversity in opportunities | Ron Dahl, UC Berkeley (US) |
5 pm | Closing and Drinks |