The Hellenic Neuropsychological Society (HNPS) organized the 1st Panhellenic Conference on Neuropsychology, which took place with great success in Athens on 27-29 April 2018. The Conference included keynote talks, round tables, oral announcements and training through participation in seminars and workshops. Special focus was given to the interaction between traffic behaviour, road safety and neuropsychology.   NTUA actively contributed with six (6) presentations:

•  Driver Behavior and Road Accidents
•  Evaluation of intentional and incidental memory of Parkinson’s Disease patients
•  MCI Patients’ self-awareness of driving performance
•  The pedestrian behavior of Alzheimer and MCI Patients and its relation to neuropsychological parameters
•  Can brief neuropsyhological tests predict the driving behavior of patients with Parkinson’s Disease (PD)?
•  Driver Behavior of A-HNE Disease and mild Alzheimer Disease (NA) patients, vectors of Apolipoprotein E4 allele