Soc, for Research in Child Development – March 21-23, 2019 – Baltimore, MD

We are pleased to be exhibiting again at the SRCD Biennial Meeting in Baltimore March 21-23. We look forward to meeting with attendees and showing them the latest in tools for brain research in child development, including wearable / wireless fNIRS and EEG systems, eye-tracking systems, advanced stimulus delivery equipment and software, and more.

The Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) was founded in 1933 to “stimulate and support research, to encourage cooperation among individuals engaged in the scientific study of child development, and to encourage applications of research findings”. Since then, SRCD has remained at the forefront of developmental science, providing leadership for the field amid changing scientific and social contexts. Throughout the decades, the Society has maintained its commitment to the developing child as the primary focus of scientific inquiry and to the use of that science to improve child, family, and community well-being across diverse contexts.

SRCD faces a rapidly changing environment. Technological advances, the growth of interdisciplinary research in developmental science, and increased opportunities for international collaboration open promising new avenues for scientific discovery and application. Capitalizing on these opportunities to forge an integrative developmental science, however, will require bridging disciplinary silos and national borders, and will require increased diversity in research foci and in the scientific work force.