day 1 agenda

5th International Conference on
COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCES (ICBN-2025)
October 01-02, 2025 at Berlin, Germany
Tentative Program
 Day 1- October 01, 2025
Keynote Talks
Michal K. Stachowiak,
State University of New York, USA
Talk-1 Keynote Talk: Systems mitogenome in neural development and in schizophrenia
Inga D. Neumann,
University of Regensburg, Germany
Talk-2 Keynote Talk: Neuronal Mechanisms Underlying Social Dysfunctions: Role of Oxytocin
Yovav Eshet,
Zefat Academic College, Israel
Talk-3 Keynote Talk: Does Creative Thinking Contribute to the Academic Integrity of Education Students?
Group Photo & Refreshment Break
Technical Sessions
Claudia Zenaida Calciu,
Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, UK
Talk-4 Title: Exploring the relationship between dissociative experiences and recovery in psychosis - a cross-sectional study
Tecelli Domínguez Martínez, Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente Muñiz, Mexico Talk-5 Title: Psychosocial factors associated with the risk of developing psychosis in Mexico
Slot Available Talk-6 Slot Available
Shu Hui Yau,
Murdoch University,  Australia
Talk-7 Title: Enablers and Effects of Augmentative and Alternative Communication Use in Families with Non-Speaking Autistic Children in Australia
Nicole Moret,
Uniformed Services University, USA
Talk-8 Title: Personalized medicine: an application within the comorbid traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder military population with a particular focus on special operators
Slot Available Talk-9 Slot Available
Lunch Break
Bernard Guelton,
Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne,
France
Talk-10 Title: Metric and temporal relationships in collaborative map drawings
Jiayi Shi,
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
Talk-11 Title: Understanding Depression Through Metaphors: Insights into Cognitive and Behavioral Patterns in Online Health Communities
Slot Available Talk-12 Slot Available
Fengxue Qi
Beijing Sport University, China
Talk-13 Title: A perspective on physical therapy approaches in motor function neurorehabilitation
David S. Vicario,
Rutgers University, USA
Talk-14 Title:Passive exposure to novel stimuli drives neural adaptation that encodes stimulus statistics in songbird auditory forebrain
Slot Available Talk-15 Slot Available
Day-1 Concludes
Abstract submissions are open now, For more details email:
matthew_tyler@cognitive-neuroscience.org

day 2 agenda

Tentative Program
 Day 2- October 02, 2025 
Keynote Talk
Slot Available Talk-1 Slot Available
Technical Sessions
Ivan Rektor, Masaryk,
University, Czech Republic
Talk-2 Title: Neurobiological and psychological markers of reaction to extreme stress and its impact on
offspring: a three-generation Study of Holocaust Survivors and their Offspring
Adrianna Zawojek,
 
Byram Hills High School, USA
Talk-3 Title:Psychological explorations into the applications of working memory capacity and reinforcement learning as a potential educational aid
Slot Available Talk-4 Slot Available
Elizabeth Wilhelm-Alderton &
Renae Swanson

University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, USA
Talk-5 Title: Understanding Systems and Cognitive Process to Lead Change with Compassion
Stephen Grossberg,
Boston University, USA
Talk-11 Title:How Children Learn To Understand Language Meanings
Slot Available Talk-7 Slot Available
Fathima Jaffari,
Education and Training Evaluation Commission, Saudi Arabia
Talk-8 Title:TBA
Maria Mavrikaki,
Harvard Medical School,
USA
Talk-9 Title:Severe COVID-19 is associated with transcriptomic signatures of aging in the human brain
Aarav Minocha,
William A. Shine Great Neck South High School, USA
Talk-10 Title: Reteena: A Low Field MRI framework for a Non-Hospitalizing Early Detection of Alzheimer’s
Slot Available Talk-11 Slot Available
Elena Mirela Samfira,
University of Life Sciences „King Mihai I” from Timisoara, Romania
Talk-12 Title: Students’ core self-evaluation, psychological capital, and academic engagement: A case study of Romania and Serbia
Day-2 Concludes
Abstract submissions are open now, For more details email:
matthew_tyler@cognitive-neuroscience.org

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