Ketamine therapy for severe depression Stefan Borgwardt TV Ketamine therapy has a strong effect against severe depression because it produces states of intoxication as a side effect. The drugs psilocybin and LSD are also currently being researched. A report by the NDR.
Identification of texture brain MRI abnormalities on clinical high-risk patients using explainable artificial intelligence Alexandra Korda Oral presentation Dr. Alexandra Korda was being invited to give a talk on her recent advances in the identification of texture brain MRI abnormalities at the Centre for Brain, Behaviour, and Metabolism (CBBM) Research Day (University of Lübeck).
Auditory perceptual and confidence decisions in humans and artificial neural networks Léon Franzen, Lea-Maria Schmitt, Christina Andreou & Jonas Obleser Poster presentation Dr. Léon Franzen and his colleagues will present their poster on the mechanisms of perceptual and confidence decisions at the Centre for Brain, Behaviour, and Metabolism (CBBM) Research Day (University of Lübeck). They …
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Auditory perceptual and confidence decisions in humans and artificial neural networks Alena Nag Poster presentation Alena Nag will present her poster on a timely investigation of cutting-edge methods for suicide prevention at the Centre for Brain, Behaviour, and Metabolism (CBBM) Research Day (University of Lübeck).
Characterizing Thalamocortical (Dys)connectivity Following D-Amphetamine, LSD, and MDMA Administration Mihai Avram DOI: 10.1016/j.bpsc.2022.04.003 Abstract Dr. Tamar Gur, social media editor for Biological Psychiatry, interviews Dr. Mihai Avram, whose recent article characterized the effects of psychedelics, empathogens, and psychostimulants on thalamocortical connectivity in healthy volunteers. This paper was published in Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging …
Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch 2022 Dr. Helena Rogg, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University of Lübeck, presented her research on the effects of deep brain stimulation on patients affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The Translational Psychiatry group is currently collaborating with multiple units of the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein to facilitate the integration …
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Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch 2022 Sofia Eickhoff, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University of Lübeck, presented her research on the association of brain networks common to source monitoring and semantic integration with the symptoms of schizophrenia. The Translational Psychiatry group is currently collaborating with international partners including the Cognitive Neuroscience of Schizophrenia …
Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch 2021 Dr. Léon Franzen, Department of Psychology at Lübeck University, presented his research on the perceptual and cognitive commonalities between schizotypy and dyslexia. The Translational Psychiatry group is currently collaborating with the Auditory Cognition group of Professor Jonas Obleser, housed in the Department of Psychology at Lübeck University, on a …
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Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch 2021 Dr. Mihai Avram, Department of Psychology at the University of Lübeck, presented his research on “Charakterisierung veränderter thalamokortikaler Konnektivität nach d-Amphetamin, LSD und MDMA Gabe”. Our weekly “Science Lunch” takes place on Wednesdays at noon (12pm CEST) online via the Webex platform. Once a month, external speakers are invited …
Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch Dr. Philipp Herzog, Department of Psychiatry at Lübeck University, presented his research on how to optimize the effects of psychotherapy. Our weekly “Science Lunch” takes place on Wednesdays at noon (12pm CEST) online via the Webex platform. Once a month, external speakers are invited to present their research during the …
