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Research Departments Psychiatry Research groups

Discover some of our research that is related to psychiatry.

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Bridging the gap between science and practice for ADHD

Nanda Lambregts-Rommelse's research projects are bridging the gap between science and practice for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Cognitive psychiatry

Indira Tendolkar's group focuses the intersection between clinical psychiatry and cognitive neuroscience with a focus on declarative memory. We investigate the adapatation of emotional and neutral memory processes depending on genetic and environmental variablity including somatic challenges.

Disorders in impulse- and aggression regulation

Robbert-Jan Verkes's group aims to understand the neurobiological impairments in individuals with disorders in impulse- and/or aggression control. Particular interest in the influence on impulsive behavior of psychotropic compounds, including the individual differences in the effects of these drugs.

Establishing physiological biomarkers of perioperative stress

Jurgen Fütterer's group conducts imaging and cognitive research at the intersection between clinical psychiatry and cognitive neuroscience with a focus forms of declarative memory that also play a role in development and maintenance of stress-related mental disorders.

Genetic epidemiology of brain traits and neuropsychiatric disorders

Alejandro Arias Vasquez's goal is to find genes involved in the variation of brain traits as well as for genes involved in the risk of complex neuropsychiatric diseases.

Motivational and cognitive control

Roshan Cools's research group aims to understand the neural and neurochemical mechanisms underlying flexible and adaptive behavior and decision making.

Stress-related disorders

Aart Schene's research group aims to develop biomarkers and individualized treatments by combining pharmacological, psychotherapeutic and neuromodulatory approaches.

Translational research in autism spectrum disorders

Wouter Staal's research group is part of the DCMN theme Plasticity and Memory.