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Do gut bacteria interfere with depression? Effectiveness antidepressants may be improved

11 October 2023

Adversities permanently change our brains An aberrant reaction to adversities may increase the risk of psychiatric disorders

22 August 2023

New maps reveal the individual brain changes linked to different mental illnesses

15 August 2023

Large NWA-ORC grant of 2.6 million euro for research into reducing early life stress and its adverse effects

19 July 2023

Open Science Fund 2023 awarded grants for 2 Radboudumc projects

13 July 2023

Can funding harm rather than support scientific research?

26 April 2023

Good brain connections keep us performing quickly and consistently into old age

17 April 2023

New study shows relation between specific human milk oligosaccharides and toddlers' cognitive capacities

30 March 2023

Standardized scanning reduces laboratory animal use Improved quality and better comparison of studies in rats

28 March 2023

André Marquand appointed professor of Computational Psychiatry

4 January 2023

European research project raises hopes in fight against rare diseases Solve-RD successfully established an innovative approach to jointly re-analyze genomic and phenotypic data from unsolved rare disease patients

1 June 2021

Three Vici grants for Radboudumc researchers

20 February 2020

Judith Homberg appointed Professor of Translational Neuroscience

20 March 2019

Who is the average patient with ADHD? Does he or she exist?

4 March 2019

Ultrahigh-resolution MRI reveals structural brain differences in serotonin transporter knockout rats after sucrose and cocaine self-administration

20 February 2019

Stress hormone may improve exposure therapy for patients suffering from PTSD

7 February 2019

MRI scans reveal brain profile of concussions Over fifty Canadian rugby players followed

2 January 2019

3 DCMN researchers among most cited scientists

10 December 2018

Researchers launch mini-documentary on ADHD

1 November 2018

Very few similarities between the brains of schizophrenia patients Research at group level says little about the individual patient

16 October 2018

New collaboration with Ruhr-University Bochum to unravel how stress affects memory quality

11 October 2018

Researchers and industry join forces to unravel and treat autism Public-private project AIMS-2 receives 110 million euros from IMI

12 July 2018

Rubicon grant for Marianne Oldehinkel

17 January 2018

Hermesdorf International Award 2017 for Martin Dresler

10 January 2018

Brain regions regulating cocaine intake depend on the amount of cocaine that is consumed

7 December 2017

Intestinal bacteria can affect ADHD Publication in PLOS ONE

25 September 2017

Ten new members for Academia Europaea

15 September 2017

Brain switches between anticipated and actual threat A study published in The Journal of Neuroscience.

12 September 2017

The brain retains emotional events in a special way

10 August 2017

Miniature brain facilitates research on antiepileptic medication

10 August 2017

Martin Dresler member Die Junge Akademie

12 June 2017