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CID meeting autumn 2018
On Wednesday 7th November 2018, over fifty researchers from across the country joined our CID meeting. Many stayed until the very end of the networking session. Special recognition for achieving this needs to go to the eight short presenters, who highlighted the variety of CID research and even gave us several definitions for the same acronym (ACE).
The meeting highlighted the wealth of research and diverse expertise on child development. This is also apparent from the wordcloud based on the expertise keywords supplied by CID researchers for the CID website.
Meeting programme
| Time | What | |
| 14.00-14.20h | Connecting CID in the next five years | |
| Prof. Chantal Kemner | ||
| 14.20-14.40h | Future of WP2 | |
| Prof. Eveline Crone | ||
| 14.40-15.00h | Coffee break | |
| 15.00-16.00h | Short presentations | |
| Series of 5 min presentations, no questions between presenters | Wouter Boendermaker Ass. prof. UU, WP1 |
Developing an online platform for in between lab visit assessments of YOUth participants |
| Jelle Knop, PhD LU&UMCU, WP4 |
Animal models for specific questions: Differential susceptibility theory in mice | |
| Mariëlle Zondervan, PhD UU, WP4 |
Data for a longitudinal multi-cohort study | |
| Alexander Neumann Postdoc Erasmus MC, WP3 |
Feedback on methylR2: R package to estimate variance explained by genome-wide DNA methylation | |
| Sanne Geeraerts, PhD UU, WP1 |
Antecedents of behavioural control | |
| Charlotte Vrijen, Postdoc, RUG, WP3 |
The biology of intergenerational transmission of social experiences | |
| Valeria Bonapersona PhD UMCU, WP4 |
A global overview of early life adversity in rodents | |
| Michelle Achterberg PhD LU, WP2 |
Genetic and Environmental influences on MRI scan quality in children | |
| Gijs Holleman PhD UU, WP1 |
The ‘real world’ or the lab: psychology’s false dilemma? | |
| 16.00-17.00h | Networking | |
