2018/10Â Prospective motor control and executive functions in infancy. An embodied approach. Laboratory for Innovation in Autism, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK.
2018/03Â Perception and action in development. Sport and Exercise Science Group, Teesside University, Middlesbrough Tees Valley, UK.
2017/04 Prospectively controlled reaching early in action development. Psychological Colloquium, Carl-von-Ossietzky University, Oldenburg, Germany.
2017/07 Infants in action: The development of motor and cognitive control. 3rd NPN International Research Seminar, Lofoten, Norway.
2016/07 Infants in control: Prospective motor control and executive functions in action development. 2nd NPN International Research Seminar, St. Blasien, Germany.
2015/06 The microstructure of prospective motor control. Sensorimotor-Cognitive Couplings Group, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Movement Lab Meeting, Berlin, Germany.
Gottwald, J.M., Bird, L., Bremner, A.J., Cowie, D. (2018, September). The contribution of posture and size to embodiment in children and adults. Open Self Berlin 2018, Berlin, Germany.
Gottwald, J.M., Keenaghan, S., Zampieri, E., Tosodduk, H., Bremner, A.J., Cowie, D. (2018, June). The contribution of posture to embodiment is adult-like from 6 years. The multifaceted body: Updates into Body Representation and Embodiment, Edinburgh, UK.
Gottwald, J.M., De Bortoli Vizioli, A., Lindskog, M., Nyström, P., Ekberg, T. L., von Hofsten, C., & GredebĂ€ck, G. (2016, May). Whatâs next? Infants prospectively control their reaching movements based on the difficulty of their subsequent action. XX Biennial International Conference on Infant Studies, New Orleans, Louisiana â poster copy
Gottwald, J.M., Nyström, P., Ekberg, T. L., von Hofsten, C., & GredebĂ€ck, G. (2015, September). Whatâs next? Infants Prospectively Control their Reaching Movements Depending on the Difficulty of their Subsequent Action. Action Development: From Infancy to Adulthood. International Symposium on Action Research, Nijmegen, The Netherlands â poster copy
Gottwald, J.M., von Hofsten, C., & GredebĂ€ck, G. (2014, July). Infantsâ adaptation to object weight. 4th IMPRS NeuroCom Summer School, University College London, UK.