On March 6th, our Principal Investigator, Sonya V. Troller-Renfree, our PhD Student, Haleigh Brown and our post-doc, Josué Rico-Picó, gave their presentations titled, “Give It a Rest: Is Resting EEG a Reliable Biomarker or Just Background Noise?”, “Emerging Strengths from Early Adversity: Evidence from Prosocial Empathy”, and “Re-evaluating the Neural Impact of Unconditional Cash Transfers in Childhood: The Role of Aperiodic and Oscillatory Activity Background ” at the NYC Conference on Developmental Science Agenda 2026.
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Slide 1: Sonya presenting
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Slide 2: Haleigh presenting
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Slide 3: Josué presenting
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Slide 4: Josué, Sonya, and Haleigh
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Slide 5: Group photo of the conference
