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 …
Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch Dr. Felix Müller, Department of Psychiatry at Basel University (Switzerland), presented his recent studies on the effects of hallucinogens (psilocybin, mescaline, LSD) on major depression. 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 …
Mushrooms instead of pills? The Renaissance of Hallucinogens in Psychiatry Read More »
In January 2021, the Open Science Initiative Lübeck was founded . The Open Science movement aims to ensure the reproducibility and thus sustainability of science and to enable as many people as possible to access data and research results from all fields. On Feb. 18 2021, the virtual kick-off event with Prof. Ulrich Dirnagl (Charité, …
Department of Psychiatry Science Lunch 2021 Dr. Sebastian Heinzel, Integrative data analytics (IDA) group at the Department of Neurology, Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, presented his latest research on the prodromal state of Parkinson’s disease. Our weekly “Science Lunch” takes place on Wednesdays at noon (12pm CEST) online via the Webex platform. Once a month, external speakers are …
Research diagnostic criteria and prodromal score in Parkinson’s disease Read More »
Our collaborator in the Psychology department, the Obleser-group, featured a CBBM-lecture by Prof. Gerhard Jocham (Biological Psychology of Decision Making Institute of Experimental Psychology, HHU Düsseldorf). Title: Decision making: memory, patch-leaving and cortical mechanisms Abstract: The first part of the presentation will focus on the bi-directional interaction between memory and decision making. Decisions are guided by information stored in memory. I will …
