DOWN SYNDROME RESEARCH: COGNITION AND BEHAVIOR

唐氏综合症国际会议将在 美国唐氏综合症全国赞助下 社会会议将在秘书长的指导下召开。 NDSS科学咨询委员会，与一个会议合作 组委会会议将审查和记录 行为和认知功能的研究现状 唐氏综合征，包括当前神经科学的概述 研究和使用动物模型。它还将审查目前的 了解如何将研究成果应用于早期刺激， 旨在优化个人地位的教育计划 患有唐氏综合症最后，它将探讨 今后对这种疾病的研究应该采取。全体会议将 按照五个发展阶段组织，每个阶段 涵盖多个主要课题，包括：1.神经生物学和 动物模型2.认知发展和功能3.学习和 记忆容量4.语言发展与功能5.电机 发展6.社会行为和情感发展7.模式 和发展变化的机制。还会有一张海报 科学家们就具体的相关主题开展工作的会议。 这次会议将特别侧重于年轻的研究人员。 会议将为与会者提供互动的机会 与同事一起，综合和分享知识，开发新的 协作，并产生关于实际应用的想法。这 机会应有助于在研究和实践方面取得进展， 唐氏综合症。

The international conference on Down syndrome will be held in the United States under the auspices of the National Down Syndrome Society. The conference will be convened under the direction of the NDSS Science Advisory Board, in collaboration with a Conference Organizing Committee. The meeting will review and document the current status of research on behavior and cognitive function in Down syndrome, including an overview of current neuroscientific research and the use of animal models. It will also review current knowledge about applying research findings to early stimulation and education programs that aim to optimize the status of individuals with Down syndrome. Finally, it will explore the directions that future research of this disorder should take. Plenary sessions will be organized in terms of five developmental stages, with each covering a variety of major topics including: 1. neurobiology and animal models 2. cognitive development and function 3. learning and memory capacity 4. language development and function 5. motor development 6. social behavior and emotional development 7. patterns and mechanisms of developmental change. There will also be a poster session for scientists to present work on specific related topics. This session will be particularly focused on younger investigators. The meeting will provide an opportunity for participants to interact with colleagues, synthesize and share knowledge, develop new collaborations and generate ideas about practical applications. This opportunity should facilitate progress in research and practice on Down syndrome.