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Applications for the Matthews Fund are open until Dec 15 🔔 Established in honor of former INS President Chuck Matthews, this supports neuropsychology education in under-resourced countries. In 2022, it expanded to include research and clinical programs buff.ly/E8Jjfyv

Join us for the Oncology SIG Webinar with Drs. Sy & Peterson on Nov 7, at 12 PM ET. Explore program development for early career neuropsychologists in oncology. Topics: networking, multidisciplinary integration, new care models, and research growth.
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Join Drs. Selma Ruiter & Linda Visser for a BITSY SIG Webinar on Nov 7, 2025, at 10 AM ET. Learn about the Bayley-4 Special Needs Addition for fair developmental diagnostics for children with motor or visual impairments. buff.ly/dAbY7LX

Join the Movement Disorders SIG for a webinar on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) in movement disorders, led by experts Drs. Nathan Hantke, Deborah Cahn-Weiner, & Caroline Racine Belkoura. Learn about neuropsychology's role in DBS, Nov 6 at 3PM Eastern
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Congratulations to the newly elected members of the INS Board of Directors! Their terms will begin at the close of the 54th annual meeting #INS2026inPhiladelphia 🧠 ✨

Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society: Volume 31 - Issue 2 | Cambridge Core Cambridge Core - Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society - Volume 31 - Issue 2

The latest issue of the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (JINS) is live! 👩💻 🧠 This issue is packed with groundbreaking neuropsychology research. Be sure to check it out! ✨ #JINS #Neuropsychology

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Honoring the past, shaping the future. 🧠✨
Join Drs. Russ Bauer and Joel Kramer for an invited symposium as they explore how neuropsychology’s legacy can guide innovation in the age of emerging technologies. #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Join the Teleneuropsychology SIG for a webinar this Fri Oct 31 @ 1pm US Eastern (GMT-4) on Advances, opportunities and challenges in digital assessments and treatments for stroke and dementia with Swathi Kiran, PhD, CCC-SLP & Rhoda Au, PhD 📱 💻 🧰 buff.ly/NPzBtYj

Join an empowering invited symposium discussion with global leaders — including Dr. Natalia Ojeda Del Pozo, Dr. Mary Kosmidis, and Dr. Lisa Cipolotti — on research, mentorship, and leadership. #INS2026inPhiladelphia

📣 only a few days left to submit Fellow of INS (FINS) Applications 📣

Applications must be received by Oct 31 to be awarded at the North American INS Annual Meeting in Philadelphia #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Criteria and application instructions: buff.ly/xVNRhLF

Join Dr. Philip Harvey and leading experts for an invited symposium to explore how EMA is revolutionizing neuropsychology. #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Ep. 177 of @NavNeuro explores the (non)relationship between subjective and objective cognitive functioning — drawing from a recent umbrella review and meta-analysis. Tune into the discussion today! www.navneuro.com/177/

Join @ins-slc.bsky.social for a webinar on Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology in Research and Practice. Karen Blackmon, PhD & Urvashi Shah, PhD will discuss challenges and strategies for equitable evaluations across diverse populations.

📅 October 22nd @ 10am EST
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Only TWO DAYS LEFT to submit your Late Breaking Research Abstract

Submit by October 17 to have your work featured at #INS2026inPhilly !
by October 17!

Submit here➡️ buff.ly/exMraVx

✈️ It’s not too late to submit your INS Conference Travel Grant Application!

🌍 Student/trainee or early career INS members from low/middle income countries who have submitted abstracts are eligible to apply!

🌍 Applications will be accepted until October 15 at 11:59pm USA EST

Details Here ➡️

Submit your #INS2026inPhilly Late Breaking Research Abstract by October 17!

⭐️ Accepted abstracts will be presented as posters on the last day of the meeting
⭐️Submit research that could not be completed by original deadline

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Don't forget to vote in the INS elections! ⏰

Professional and emeritus members who have paid 2025 dues are eligible to vote through October 12. You must use the unique access key and password in the email from ElectionBuddy

Read about the candidates: buff.ly/FE5TL3x

Emotion recognition deficits are common in Alzheimer’s and FTD, but less is known about social cognition in vascular dementia. This study uses emotion recognition to differentiate patient groups, aiding timely and accurate diagnosis.🗣️

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New @NavNeuro episode! Ep 176: Drs. Kathleen Fuchs and Tony Stringer talk about the updated Minnesota Guidelines and their impact on training in neuropsychology. Listen now: www.navneuro.com/176/

📣 INS is accepting applications for Fellow of the International Neuropsychological Society (FINS) designation. Requires 5+ consecutive years of professional membership. Application fee proceeds support the Matthews Fund.

Details: buff.ly/7NTp1OH 🔔 deadline October 31st

➡️ Submit 1 page with a high-level budget to Keith Yeates (specialprojectsfund@the-ins.org) by Oct 15th

The INS Special Project Committee invites members with doctoral degrees to apply for a $5,000 grant to support innovative research or clinical activities. Preference for projects with international focus / that promote justice and equity.

We have another Epilepsy SIG webinar on Oct 3 at 11am US central! Bruce Hermann will discuss Exploring Epilepsy Neuropsychology: Key Approaches and Insights 💡hear about the complex interplay between epilepsy, cognition, and behavior in adults and children buff.ly/rw0cZW2

Due today!!

Past INS president Dr. David Loring & colleagues present the Emory 4-choice Rey Complex Figure Recognition task—a more efficient, sensitive, & psychometrically sound tool for assessing recognition memory in cognitively impaired populations. 🧠 #JINS #openaccess

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Catch the BITSY SIG's case presentation on 9/30 🗓️ Dr. Deborah Potvin will discuss Turner Syndrome: A Case Study and Clinical Model at 4 PM EST / 1 PM PST! Register here: buff.ly/uUNldRc

Ep. 175 of NavNeuro kicks off a new Clinical Insights mini-series! Part 1 takes a deep dive into the clinical interview—exploring decisions, approaches, and nuances that shape the neuropsychological evaluation process. Insightful listening for trainees & clinicians! www.navneuro.com/175/

Voting is open for the 2026 INS election, through Sunday October 12 ⏰

All current Professional and Emeritus members should have received an email from ElectionBuddy on with a link to your personal ballot to cast your vote.

Meet the candidates: buff.ly/h2fyfEq

🚨 The INS Career Awards nominations are open 🏆 Please send nominations for #INS2026inPhiladelphia to salasriquelme@gmail.com and ins@the-ins.org with the subject line 2026 Awards Nomination by September 30th!

For more information see ins-2026-philadelphia.oa-event.com/awards

New from NavNeuro! This episode features Dr. Doug Bodin in a deep dive on clinical supervision in neuropsychology — exploring best practices, challenges, and opportunities in training the next generation of neuropsychologists. Don’t miss this one! www.navneuro.com/174-2/