Interested in early neurotypical and neurodivergent development?

Curious about how sensory processing, visual attention, sleep, and learning during the first year of life shape later language and socio-communication?

Or working on related questions and keen to exchange ideas with others in a relaxed setting?

Join us for an international scientific meeting on early neurotypical and neurodivergent development — invited talks by leading international researchers, scientific discussion, networking, and a poster session.

To mark the end of the NCN-funded SONATINA-7 project titled ‘See Me Talk’, we're organising an in-person international scientific meeting in Warsaw. Rather than a large conference, this is a smaller, discussion-driven gathering - open to established researchers, early career academics, and students interested in the topic.

We'll explore early neurotypical and neurodivergent developmental pathways of sensory processing, visual attention, sleep, and learning, and how these link to later language and socio-communication, with a particular focus on autism.

📅 Friday, 25 September 2026

🕤 9:30 am – 5:30 pm (breakfast from 8:45 am)

📍 Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences — ul. Jaracza 1, 00-378 Warsaw, Poland

🗣 English

🎟 Free event

How to participate?

This is a free event. Please register in advance using the form below — we'll ask for your name, affiliation, and any dietary requirements/allergies for catering. As space is limited, this form will close once we reach capacity.