Evian Gordon: ADHD & advances in Neuroscience

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Integrative Neuroscience and ADHD
Dr Evian Gordon

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In this lecture Associate professor Evian Gordon focuses on the Psychological and Biological findings in ADHD, and how these insights can be used to predict and evaluate treatment response.

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	TITLE	SPEAKER	DURATION
	Integrative Neuroscience and ADHD	Evian Gordon	13':24
	Integrative Neuroscience, Brain Imaging and Schizophrenia	Evian Gordon

Dr Evian Gordon

Associate Professor Evian Gordon is the current Scientific Chairman and Founding Director of the Brain Dynamics Centre (BDC) at Westmead Hospital, which currently has over 60 full-time interdisciplinary research staff and over 300 publications. He is also currently the CEO and Chairman of the Brain Resource Company (BRC).
BRC has established the first standardised international database on the human brain (the Brain Resource International Database, BRID). Over 100 scientists are linked to the BRC international consortium and over 70 labs (in the USA, Europe, South Africa and Australia) use BRC methodology. Over 50 scientific publications have emerged from the BRID.
Associate Professor Gordon published the first book on Integrative Neuroscience, is Associate Editor of the International Journal of Integrative Neuroscience and a recipient of the inaugural Royal Societies Eureka Prize for Interdisciplinary Scientific Research in 2003.