Conference
ConferenceEducation & Training
Neurobiology Informs Behavior: Understanding Language and Executive Function in Developmental Populations - Marilyn Curtis' Dissertation Defense
Date
June 30, 2026
Location
Miami, USA
Florida International University
Organizer
Florida International University
About This Event
Join Florida International University for a compelling dissertation defense by Marilyn Curtis, titled 'Neurobiology Informs Behavior: Understanding Language and Executive Function in Developmental Populations.' This event will take place on June 30, 2026, in Miami, where Curtis will present her groundbreaking research that explores the intricate relationship between neurobiological mechanisms and behavioral outcomes in developmental contexts. Attendees will gain insights into how language development and executive functioning are influenced by neurological factors, making this a must-attend event for students, researchers, and professionals interested in developmental psychology, neuroscience, and education.
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