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CLEAR, Child Language & Eye tracking: Analyses and Rationale

(Groningen, from 10-09-2010 09:00 to 10-09-2010 23:55)

This will be a one-day workshop on Eyetracking the Visual World and what this method can tell us about Child Language Development.

CSCA Symposium: Brain & Cognition

(Amsterdam, from 14-09-2010 14:00 to 14-09-2010 17:00)

The official kick-off meeting of the university research priority program Brain and Cognition of the University of Amsterdam.

International Conference on Parietal Lobe Function

(Amsterdam, from 20-09-2010 10:00 to 21-09-2010 17:30)

The aim of this symposium is to bring together experts from the fields of neurophysiology, neuroimaging, and (neuro)psychology in order to define the research agenda for parietal lobe function for the next decade.

Second Meeting of the Federation of the European Societies of Neuropsychology (ESN)

(Amsterdam, from 21-09-2010 17:00 to 24-09-2010 15:00)

In September 2010 the beautiful city of Amsterdam will host the 2nd Meeting of the Federation for European Societies of Neuropsychology.

LIBC HEINEKEN LECTURE by Michael Tomasello

(Leiden, from 24-09-2010 14:30 to 24-09-2010 17:00)

Cooperation and Communication in Children and Chimpanzees

Formal DCCN Colloquium Henning Boecker

(Nijmegen, from 24-09-2010 15:00 to 24-09-2010 16:00)

Imaging opioidergic effects of endurance exercise in the human brain

The First International Workshop on Hemispherectomy Why would you remove half a brain?

(Utrecht, from 30-09-2010 09:00 to 01-10-2010 17:00)

The First International Workshop on Hemispherectomy. This workshop will be held in Utrecht, The Netherlands this fall, September 30 – October 1, 2010. The goal of this workshop is to review 20 years of experience in cerebral hemispherectomy around the world, addressing both clinical and scientific aspects of presurgical evaluation (including timing of surgery), surgical techniques, pathology, as well as postoperative outcomes in areas of psychosocial, cognitive, language and motor development.