Videos, interviews and photogalleries of the ACTION dissemination meeting: "Childhood aggression and its comorbidities" (May 6-8, 2019, Sardinia, Italy)
The ACTION final meeting on aggression studies "Childhood aggression and its comorbidities: dissemination meeting" took place in Sardinia, Italy (May 6-8, 2019, Hotel Flamingo, Santa Margherita di Pula).
Photogalleries, interviews and videos of the event are available in this page.
Details of the event are available in the registration page of the event.
Photogalleries and Albums are publicly available on Facebook.
1) Album of the event
2) Photogallery day 1 of the event
3) Photogallery day 2 of the event
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Childhood aggression and its comorbidities: overview of the dissemination meeting
Prof. Meike Bartels: main results of the ACTION project - Childhood aggression and its comorbidities
Prof. Robert Vermeiren: clinical implications of the ACTION project - Childhood aggression
Prof. Gitta Lubke: Predicting childhood aggression; mining large datasets followed by confirmatory modeling
Dr. Jenny van Dongen: Epigenome‐wide association study meta‐analysis of aggressive behavior
Hill Ip, PhD candidate: Genome‐Wide Meta‐Analysis of Aggressive Behavior across Rater, Instrument and Age
Dr. Margherita Malanchini: aggressive behavior in childhood and the role of smoking during pregnancy
Yayouk Willems, PhD Candidate: Environmental and Genetic contributions to low self‐control
Peter Roetman, PhD Candidate: aggression in clinical practice
Andrea Allegrini, PhD Candidate: Multi‐trait polygenic prediction of broad aggression in adolescence
Dr. Lucia Colodro Conde: a twin study of oppositional defiant disorder behaviors using data from Australia and The Netherlands
Fiona Hagenbeek, PhD Candidate: Urinary biomarkers and metabolites of childhood aggression
Anne Hendriks, PhD Candidate: What are the implications of five years of research on childhood aggression?
Alyce Whipp, PhD Candidate: Teacher‐rated aggression and co‐occurring behaviors
Roberta Pintus: Lipids and aggression: what is going on?
Childhood aggression and its comorbidities: concluding remarks and award ceremony (best talk given by PhD candidates: Fiona Hagenbeek - Urinary biomarkers and metabolites of childhood aggression)