Colloquia

Spring Colloquia in Brain, Behavior, and Cognition

  • May 4th, 2:00 PM
    Michael Esterman, Ph.D. (Boston University School of Medicine)
    “In the zone or zoning out? Tracking behavioral and neural fluctuations during sustained attention”
    2 Cummington Street, Room 109

Spring Developmental Science Colloquia

All Developmental Science colloquia and brown bag talks will be held in Room 150 at 3:30 PM, and refreshments will be provided.  The schedule is as follows:

  • January 18th: Brown Bag
    Elisa Järnefelt (Boston University)
    “Exploration of Spontaneous Processing About Nature”
  • February 8th: Colloquium
    This talk will be held in at 635 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 101
    Paul Bloom (Yale University)
    “Just Babies”
  • February 29th: Brown Bag
    Kathleen Corriveau (Boston University)
    Talk TBA
  • March 28th: Brown Bag
    Aaron Shield (Boston University)
    “Theoretical Implications of Research on Deaf Children with Autism”
  • April 4th: Colloquium
    Twila Tardiff (University of Michigan)
    Title TBA
  • May 2nd: Brown Bag
    Amanda Tarullo (Boston University)
    “Brain-Behavior Links from Birth to 15 Months: EEG and Neuropsychological Measures”

Spring Clinical Colloquia

All Clinical talks are held in Room 608 at 648 Beacon Street from 1:30-3:00PM.

  • January 25
    Anne Marie Albano, Ph.D., Columbia University
    “Anxiety and Mood Disorders in Children and Adolescents”
  • February 8
    Conal O’Cleirigh, Ph.D., Massachusetts General Hospital
    “Behavioral Medicine and HIV”
  • February 22
    Matthew Nock, Ph.D., Harvard University
    “Suicide and Self-Injury”
  • February 29
    TBA
  • March 7
    Monica Mitchell, Ph.D., Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
    “Sickle cell and health disparities in children”
  • March 28
    Katharine Loeb, Ph.D., Mount Sinai Hospital
    “Eating Disorders”
  • April 4
    Katherine Shear, Ph.D., Columbia University
    “Bereavement and grief”
  • April 11
    Guerda Nicolas, Ph.D., University of MIami
    “Culturally effective mental health interventions”
  • May 2
    Brian Chu, Ph.D., Rutgets University
    “Multi-cultural issues and barriers to mental health services”