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Psychosis Interest Group
seminar
Institute of Psychiatry
from 16:30, Wednesday, 17 June 2009
ends 17:30, Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Summary
The PIG runs on Wednesday afternoons, between 4.30 and 5.30.
Description
The Psychosis Interest Group (PIG) is a weekly seminar series dedicated to psychosis research. There are 10 meetings each term, at which a comprehensive range of topics is discussed. The four main categories of interest are General Psychiatry; Affective Psychosis; Psychology; and Basic Science/Genetics, with one meeting each month for each topic. The PIG meetings are regularly attended by both clinicians and researchers, providing a forum for discussion of recent findings and advances in the field of psychosis.
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Date |
Chair |
Venue |
Presenter |
Institution |
Title |
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6th May |
Tiago Marques |
SR3 |
Dr Chris Chaddock |
IOP |
Revisiting dysconnectivity in psychosis: combining structural and functional connectivity measurements from MRI |
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20th May |
Egerton |
SR3 |
Dr Catherine Winchester |
Uni of |
From transcriptional profiling to candidate genes for schizophrenia |
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27th May |
Tiago Marques |
WLT |
Dr Stefan Leucht |
Uni of |
Second generation antipsychotic drugs for schizophrenia - can we resolve the conflict? |
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3rd Jun |
Julia Lappin |
SR3 |
Prof Valerie Curran |
UCL |
Can drugs ’model’ psychosis? |
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10th Jun |
Cancelled |
Cancelled |
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17th Jun |
Lucia Valmaggia |
SR3 |
Dr Marco Picchioni |
IOP |
Modelling Childhood Social Development and Personality in Twins and Siblings with Schizophrenia |
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24th Jun |
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Cancelled |
Speakers
Contact
tel:
email: julia.lappin@iop.kcl.ac.uk