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Scientific programme
Saturday, 22 April 2017
HT-18-004 Why the inconsistencies in neurofeed-
back results? Games, training para
meters, coaches, standardization, tech-
nicalities, and challenges of randomized
clinical trials
L. E. Arnold, USA
HT-19
Hot Topic Symposium
14:30–16:00
East Meetingroom 8/15
ADHD in college students
Chairs:
K. M. Antshel, USA
Y. Zheng, People‘s Republic of China
HT-19-001 Nonmedical psychostimulant use in col-
lege students
A. Rostain, USA
HT-19-002 Cognitive behavioral therapy outcomes
in college students with ADHD
K. M. Antshel, USA
HT-19-003 ADHD treatment of college students
in primary care: Preventing stimulant
misuse and diversion
B. Molina, USA
HT-19-004 Internet addiction and ADHD in Asian
college students
Y. Zheng, People‘s Republic of China
HT-20
Hot Topic Symposium
14:30–16:00
East Meetingroom 9
Impact of adult ADHD on the course of delinquent
behaviour
Chairs:
W. Retz, Germany
Y. Ginsberg, Sweden
HT-20-001 A 13 year follow up of young adult of-
fenders with ADHD
W. Retz, Germany
HT-20-003 Results of pharmacological treatment
in imprisoned offenders with ADHD
Y. Ginsberg, Sweden
HT-20-004 A 10-year follow-up of female incarcer-
ated offenders suffering from ADHD
F. Philipp-Wiegmann, Germany, M. Rösler
HT-21
Hot Topic Symposium
14:30–16:00
East Meetingroom 13
The role of animal models in understanding the
aetiology of ADHD
Chairs:
B. Franke, The Netherlands
M. Romanos, Germany
HT-21-001 The potentials of induced pluripotent
stem cells: ADHD model in a dish
E. Grünblatt, Switzerland, S. Walitza
HT-21-002 The fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster?
a flexible model system for ADHD-like
behaviour
B. Franke, The Netherlands
HT-21-003 The Zebrafish, a new model for investi-
gating the aetiology of ADHD
M. Romanos, Germany
HT-21-004 The usefulness of genetic mice in model-
ling ADHD behaviour
O. Rivero, Germany
YS-02
Young Scientist Session
14:30–16:00
East Meetingroom 14
Young Scientists' Session II
Chairs:
L. A. Rohde, Brazil
M. Gerlach, Germany
YS-02-001 The collaborative life skills programme
for Latinos-Familias Unidades Empren
dimiento Retos y Tareas para el Éxito
(CLS-FUERTE)
L. Haack, USA
YS-02-002 Imaging genetics using PET: Effects of
single nucleotide polymorphisms on
NET binding in patients with ADHD and
healthy controls
T. Vanicek, Austria
YS-02-003 Integrity of insula subregion-based func-
tional networks and their correlationwith
ecological executive function in adults
with ADHD: A resting-state fMRI study
Q. Zhao, People‘s Republic of China
YS-02-004 Developmental processes in waiting
impulsivity
K. Peters, Germany
16:00–16:30
Break