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Free online lecture around neurodiversity

Join Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke of King’s College London as he explores the question “Does the neurodiversity concept provide a foundation for a new science of neurodevelopment?”. Edmund and colleagues will share the latest news from the RE-STAR project – “Regulating Emotions – Strengthening Adolescent Resilience” – showcasing their creative and inclusive research approach with neurodivergent young people.

The free online broadcast will take place at 6pm GMT on Tuesday 7th February 2023 – sign up on Eventbrite. If you sign up and cannot attend live you will receive a link to watch on catch-up. Questions can be submitted prior to the event at salvesenresearch@ed.ac.uk.
 

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