Two PhD students from our lab, Evie and Nina, went to London for the conference of the International Society of Psychoneuroendrocrinology (ISPNE). This conference took place from the 30^th of August to 1^st of September. 

Evie presented a poster from her study on the BIBO cohort. With this study she investigated whether cellular aging in childhood is linked to brain morphology in early adolescence.  Nina was part of a symposium called Love and Stress, where she presented data from the SMILEY cohort about mother-infant stress contagion. She looked at the effect of an acute maternal stressor on maternal caregiving behavior and infant stress response. Futhermore, Nina also followed a workshop about analyzing diurnal cortisol data.
Overall it was a great experience and nice to share our results and connect with researchers from all over the world.