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SUMMARY:4th NCCR SYNAPSY SYMPOSIUM / The social motivation hypothesis in  
 autism: Recent findings in mice and men
DTSTART:20150626T130000
DTSTAMP:20260609T215631Z
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:PROGRAM\n13h00   Opening remarks\, Stephan Eliez University o
 f Geneva13h15   Measuring trajectories of development in young children 
 with autism\, Marie Schaer University of Geneva14h40   Dissecting the ro
 le of reward system in social motivation deficits in an ASD mouse model\, 
 Camilla Bellone University of Lausanne14h05   Brain systems for speech p
 erception in children with autism spectrum disorders\, Daniel Abrams Stanf
 ord University14h50   Break15h15   Why an early diagnosis of ASD?\, Na
 dia Chabane University of Lausanne15h30   Social reward: basic mechanism
 s and autism pathogenesis\, Gul Dolen Johns Hopkins University16h15   Th
 e Centres for Early Intervention for Autism in Geneva: our experience with
  the Early Start Denver Model\, Hilary Wood de Wilde Office Médico-Pédag
 ogique\, Geneva16h35   From molecules to behaviour: Disentangling ASDs\,
  Claudia Bagni KUniversity of Leuven (Belgium)/University of Rome Tor Verg
 ata (Italy)16h55   Tackling the Heterogeneity of Autism: The Autism Phen
 ome Project\, Christine Nordahl UC Davis MIND Institute17h35   Posters &
  Drinks
LOCATION:Auditoire A250 CMU\, Geneva
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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