This track explores the intricate interactions between psychological processes, the nervous system, and immune function. Research presented will focus on how psychological stressors can influence immune responses and overall health.

This session will delve into the evolutionary underpinnings of neural mechanisms that govern behavior. Contributions will highlight how evolutionary theory informs our understanding of neurobiological processes in various species.

This track invites discussions on the application of mathematical models to understand complex social behaviors. Papers will present innovative approaches to quantify and predict social interactions and dynamics.

This session focuses on how environmental factors influence psychological processes and behaviors. Research will examine the effects of physical spaces on mental health and social interactions.

This track investigates the psychological and biological factors influencing mate selection and reproductive strategies. Presentations will cover topics from evolutionary psychology to contemporary social dynamics.

This session will explore the impact of stress on social interactions and behaviors. Contributions will discuss both the physiological and psychological mechanisms that mediate these effects.

This track examines the role of epigenetic factors in shaping social behaviors and interactions. Research will highlight how environmental influences can lead to heritable changes in behavior.

This session focuses on the neural mechanisms underlying learning and memory processes. Papers will discuss advances in understanding how these processes are affected by various psychological and biological factors.

This track emphasizes the use of comparative methods to enhance our understanding of psychological and psychiatric phenomena across species. Presentations will showcase innovative research methodologies and findings.

This session will explore the neurobiological underpinnings of cognitive diseases and disorders. Research presented will focus on the latest findings in neuroimaging and electrophysiological studies.

This track investigates how natural selection has shaped psychological traits and behaviors. Contributions will discuss the implications of evolutionary psychology for understanding contemporary human behavior.