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ISGS France brings together French and/or French-speaking scholars, who are interested in Gesture Studies in many different research fields such as linguistics, didactics, psychology, sociology, ethnology, computer science.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jeffrey Lidz (University of Maryland - Department of Linguistics)Plenary Speaker: Dr. Letitia Naigles (University of Connecticut - Department of Psychological Sciences) Submissions of 500-word for 20-minute talks and posters will open April 1, 2022 at: http://www.bu.edu/bucld/abstracts/abstract-submission/ Deadline: Sunday May 1, 2022 at 23:59 Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4)

The overarching theme of ISGS 2022 is the study of gestures along four interacting dimensions: description, function, mechanism, and application. Descriptions of gestures can constrain theories of mechanism and function, and this can be used to ground new applications. ISGS 2022 will provide a forum for researchers to interact, engage and enhance the study of gesture across multiple dimensions of explanation.

By highlighting current research on Developmental Cascades, the Congress aims to spark new ideas, invigorate researchers in their own work, and advance fresh perspectives on the science and reach of infancy.

ISSBD is an international organization whose mission is to promote scientific research of human development throughout the lifespan. It has members in over 60 countries around the world. The Conference will promote and facilitate the presentation of research on, among other topics, Human development throughout the life-span, Basic and applied research, Developmental risks and resilience,...

The theme of this 14th edition aims to strengthen the interaction between research and practice and focuses the exchanges around the theoretical and practical knowledge available today to understand typical and atypical development.