2012 Meetings

Bristol, 11-13 July 2012

This meeting will include the 40th Bartlett Lecture by Annette Karmiloff-Smith plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Gaia Scerif on Cognitive Neuroscience: Insights from and for developmental dynamics.

This meeting will also include the 19th EPS/British Science Association Undergraduate Project Prize by Samantha Mansell.

This meeting will also include a symposium in honour of Stephen Monsell to be organised by Ian McLaren and a symposium on Models of Learning and Prediction to be organised by S Farrell and C Kent.

Local Organisers S Farrell and C Kent.

This meeting is now closed for submissions.

2013 Meetings

London, 3-4 January 2013

This meeting will include the 41st Bartlett Lecture by John Mollon with an accompanying symposium to be organised by Jenny Bosten.

This meeting will also include the 10th EPS Mid Career Lecture by Nilli Lavie plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Geraint Rees.

Local Organiser Jenni Rodd.

Lancaster, 10-12 April 2013

This meeting will include the 11th EPS Mid Career Lecture by Nicola Clayton plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Anthony Dickinson.

Local Organiser Padriac Monaghan.

Bangor, 3-5 July 2013

This meeting will include the 20th EPS Prize Lecture by Antonia Hamilton plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Emily Cross.

Local Organisers Charles Leek and Candy Patterson.

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