Invitation

We invite you to join us for the 23rd Annual meeting of the Australasian Society for Psychophysiology to be held at the University of Wollongong from the 20th to 22nd of November 2013.  The 3 day conference will feature a range of fascinating keynote speakers, scientific plenary sessions, and poster sessions.  Day 1 will end with a celebratory reception, with the conference dinner to be held on Thursday 21st November at a picturesque location near Wollongong's South Beach. 

The conference will bring together researchers from psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience, with a focus on relationships between the brain and behaviour.  We encourage both poster and oral presentations from any area of psychophysiology and cognitive neuroscience, as described in the About the Area section.

We look forward to seeing you in Wollongong in November!

Kind regards,
Stuart Johnstone, Samantha Broyd, and Frances De Blasio   

The conference features

  • Fascinating keynote addresses
  • Single-stream scientific sessions (don't miss a thing!)
  • A series of FREE methods workshops
  • Celebratory reception at end of Day 1
  • Conference dinner near Wollongong's South Beach
  • Discounted conference dinner for ASP members ($40)
  • Six $250 Student Awards
  • Five $400 Student Travel Prizes
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Information for delegates

Parking on campus

See parking guide here

Public transport

Getting to Wollongong
Getting around Wollongong

Program

Download the DRAFT program (12/11/2013) here

Presentation information

Posters: Poster size should be A0 (841 mm x 1189 mm) in either portrait or landscape orientation.

Oral: Presenters will be assigned a 20 min timeslot which will include 15 mins to present and 5 mins for questions. 

Keynote speakers

Prof Rodney Croft

Mobile phone related bioeffects, human neurophysiology and health
Prof Eddie Harmon-Jones

Advances in understanding emotional and motivational processes gained from psychophysiology.

Prof Peter Walla

How to define emotion? New ideas and evidence for a new emotion model

Conference Venue

Abstract Submission

Registration

Registration includes early-evening function on 20th Nov., catering for morning/afternoon tea and lunch each day, publication of accepted abstracts in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.  Student Day Passes include access to sessions and catering.

To receive Member Benefits (reduced registration and dinner costs) please become a member of ASP before you register.

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Conference dinner

Rocksalt Bar & Grill
  • Thursday 21st November, 7pm for 7.30pm start
  • Non-member/Guest $100, ASP Member $40

Accomodation

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Exhibitors

Organising Committee