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OVERVIEW BY TOPICS
TOPIC 10
Gerontopsychiatry
S-026
|
Symposium
349
Demographic challenges and situation
of old age psychiatry – international
perspective
TOPIC 11
Other disorders
S-157
|
Symposium
360
Suicidal behavior of immigrants and
ethnic minorities in Europe
TOPIC 12
Epidemiology and risk factors
S-111
|
Symposium
356
Neurobiological and psychological
mechanisms underlying socio-envi-
ronmental risk factors in psychotic
disorders
TOPIC 13
Brain imaging, neurophysiology,
neuropsychology
HS-26
|
Main Symposium
362
Computational approaches in addiction
research
S-189
|
Symposium
362
Molecular, neurocognitive and neuro-
physiological research of negative affec-
tive states – contributions from Serbia
S-191
|
Symposium
362
Neuropharmacology of social cognition
and interaction
TOPIC 14
Neurobiology and genetics
PL-01
|
Plenary Session
349
Towards molecular insights into autism
and schizophrenia pathogenesis: Neu-
rexins and company
PL-02
|
Plenary Session
350
The neurobiology of child abuse and
neglect
S-139
|
Symposium
351
Schizophrenia genetics and imaging
genetics – from gene to bedside
HS-28
|
Main Symposium
352
Immune cells directly support brain
function
S-043
|
Symposium
352
Epigenetic mechanisms as mediators in
the pathogenesis and therapy of mental
disorders
S-086
|
Symposium
354
Characterizing copy-number variants
(CNVs) associated with neuropsychi-
atric disorders: lessons from human
studies and animal models
S-110
|
Symposium
356
Translational research in schizophrenia:
Targeting risk genes in animal models
and preclinical validation of novel thera-
peutic options
S-117
|
Symposium
357
Psychosocial and genetic determinants
of brain structure and activation
S-151
|
Symposium
358
Neuropeptides and the social brain:
mechanisms and translational perspec-
tives
TOPIC 15
Cross-disorder mechanisms and
principles
S-021
|
Symposium
349
Conceptualizing psychiatric disorders
using meta-analyses and multimodal
imaging
S-056
|
Symposium
353
Empowerment and trust – approaches
to reduce the burden of stigmatization
L-09
|
Lecture
357
The chemistry of love and bonding: im-
plications for new treatments for autism
