The symposium "Biomarkers and Wearables in Children: Ethical and Practical Challenges" brings together experts and practitioners to explore the latest insights in wearable technology and biomarkers for pediatric research. Organized through a collaboration between the Association Child and Sleep and the Nightly Dance project of the Developmental Psychobiology Lab, this event offers a unique platform for knowledge exchange.
Attendees can expect engaging presentations on ethical considerations, data privacy, and practical applications of wearables in child health studies. Highlights include discussions on innovative research, such as the use of wearables in classrooms, technological advancements in data collection, and ethical perspectives on working with children. The symposium aims to foster dialogue between researchers, clinicians, and stakeholders, creating opportunities to connect, share knowledge, and contribute to shaping the future of pediatric research
