2011 Meetings
London, 6-7 January 2011.
The meeting will include the 39th Bartlett Lecture by Professor Tim Shallice, plus an accompanying symposium on ‘The cognitive functions of rostral prefrontal cortex’ organised by Prof Paul Burgess, and a further symposium on ‘Neuroplasticity in the language system after stroke’, organised by Dr Jenny Crinion.
The programme for this meeting will be open to submissions from 10th September 2010.
Oxford, 13-15 April 2011
The meeting will include the 8th Mid Career Prize Lecture by Professor David Shanks, plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Professor Koen Lamberts.
Nottingham, 6-8 July 2011
The meeting will include the 18th EPS Prize Lecture by Dr Dominic Dwyer, plus an accompanying symposium to be organised by Dr Mark Haselgrove.
The EPS was founded in 1946. Its role is to facilitate research in experimental psychology, and scientific communication among experimental psychologists and those working in cognate fields. Based in the UK, it also has many members in mainland Europe and elsewhere overseas. More information about the EPS and its history will be found here.
EPS and the use of animals in psychological research.
The EPS holds regular scientific meetings and lectures at which members and guests present their work; it publishes the Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology and other occasional publications. It sponsors scientific workshops on special topics, and awards grants and prizes to facilitate postdoctoral, postgraduate and undergraduate research.
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