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THE SOCIAL BRAIN has attracted many of the worlds finest specialists in neurobiology,
genetics, child development, psychiatry, and psychology to cover - over four exciting days –the state of the art when it comes to the brain basis for sociability and social interactions, as well as the neurobiological, clinical, social, psychological and experiential aspects of conditions involving restricted and disordered social reciprocity. Autism and related disorders are the best known clinical examples of such conditions.
Looking forward to seeing you in Alexandria in April of 2002!
Christopher Gillberg, Professor
Göteborg University, Sweden and London University, United Kingdom
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