Teresa Karrer received a full doctoral scholarship of the German National Merit Foundation (Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes) that supports her in working on her PhD project entitled "Automated screening of impaired cognitive domains in schizophrenia". This government-funded, merit based scholarship is awarded to outstanding doctoral candidates (300 students granted per year). Congratulations, Teresa!
The first Spring School of the IRTG 2150 was held from April 26th to April 29th, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The four days were focused around presentations of ongoing PhD projects from more than 30 students investigating the neural circuits of impulsivity and aggression, the modulation of these networks in patients, and establishing new methodological [...]
Daniel Alcalá-López was selected to receive a Merit Abstract Award for the 2017 OHBM Annual Meeting in Vancouver for his submitted abstract - Learning the neurobiology of social behavior from data: Four networks underlying social cognition. This award is designed to assist with offsetting the costs associated with traveling to and offsetting the costs associated with attending the [...]