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• OCTOBER 2009 >>

  • New Multimedia Web Site
    Rich Features and New Content Connect Science, Intervention Research, and Policy
  • Council Expands Web Content
    Site Highlights Connections With Center Initiatives
  • Interactive Features
    Online Slideshows Explain Key Scientific Concepts
  • Faculty Spotlights
    New Series Profiles the Work of Center-Affiliated Faculty
  • InBrief Videos
    Three-Part Series Offers Short Summaries of Scientific Presentations
  • 2009-10 Julius B. Richmond Fellowships
    Fellowships Support Research of 5 Harvard Doctoral Students

• JUNE 2009 >>

  • JAMA Article on Impact of Early Childhood Experiences on Lifelong Health
    New Journal Article Traces Roots of Adult Disease to Early Childhood Adversity
  • InBrief: Early Childhood Program Effectiveness
    New One-Pager Outlines Basic Concepts of Program Evaluation Research
  • Cambridge Trust Thought Series Podcast
    Podcase Offers Presentation on How Neuroscience Can Impact Public Policy
  • National Conference on Homeless Children
    Two-Day Conference Focused on Early Education and Care for Homeless Children

• MARCH 2009 >>

  • InBrief: Effects of Early Childhood Adversity
    New One-Pager Summarizes the Biology of Stress and Its Implications for Policy
  • Distinguished Scholars Lecture Series
    Sir Michael Rutter to Present April 14; Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel Postponed
  • New Evaluation Science Brief
    Forum Releases Analysis of Recent Study on Professional Development for Head Start Teachers
  • Harvard Magazine Profiles Center Researchers
    Cover Story Features the Interdisciplinary Work of Center's Affiliated Faculty
  • Center Faculty on YouTube, CBC Radio
    Jack Shonkoff Presentation on YouTube; Council Members in CBC Radio Series
  • New Research Publications
    New Articles from Nature Reviews Neuroscience and Scientific American