Parade of Stars 2018 celebrates excellence, inclusivity and cooperation that makes the IoPPN such a wonderful institution for working and studying.
Parade of Stars showcases exciting and innovative research, celebrating academic success across the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN).
The full programme for this year's event can be found here.
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Full line-up of speakers and topics:
Peter Bishai What is The NIHR Wellcome King’s Clinical Research Facility and what do we do?
Professor Richard Emsley 21st century trials
Dr Sarah Mizielinska Protein phase transitioning: the new hot topic in neurodegeneration
Dr Tom Freeman Cannabinoids, mental health and addiction
Dr Helen Fisher Risk and protective factors for childhood psychotic symptoms
Nuria Mackes The effects of early childhood institutional deprivation on adult brain structure
Professor Elizabeth Bradbury Rewiring the injured spinal cord: moving beyond the scar to restore hand function
Professor Craig Morgan The social origins of psychosis
Dr Anthony Vernon Maps to mechanisms: translating clinical neuroimaging data into preclinical models
Dr Lucia Valmaggia Virtual reality for mental health: bringing reality into the lab
Sam Heasman AKC Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience: how IT contributes to it's success
Dr Jonathan Coleman Genetic influences on depression stratified by lifetime traumatic events
Dr Faith Matcham Remote assessment of disease and relapse in major depressive disorder
Dr Ben Gardner Understanding sitting: the psychology of workplace sedentary behaviour
Dr Nickolai Vysokov Recapitulating pain circuitry... in a dish!
Stephanie Hynes Investigating stress related neural circuitry with stem cell derived visceral motor neurons
Dr Sylvane Desrivieres Understanding the genetic basis of normal and disease-related variation in the human brain
Dr Kinga Bercsenyi To be or not to be – neuronal death during development
Dr Alexis Cullen The Stress, Inflammation and Psychosis (SIP) Study
Dr Louise Hull Development of the Implementation Science Research Development (ImpRes) tool
Professor Oliver Howes Treating psychosis: lessons from Groundhog Day