Thank you for Joining Us at Flux 2026!

The Flux Society's 2026 Congress took place September 8–10 in La Jolla, California.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to share research, exchange ideas, and connect with colleagues from across the developmental cognitive neuroscience community.

We look forward to continuing these conversations and bringing our community together again in 2027!

2027 Flux Committees

Flux is actively seeking committee volunteers to help drive key initiatives, strengthen our community, and advance the field of developmental cognitive neuroscience. This is your chance to make a direct impact, collaborate with fellow researchers, and contribute to the growth of our society.

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