The first modules of the ECNP Courses ‘A modernised concept of ADHD’ and ‘Anxiety Disorders’ start in June, and you can register now to follow them online via live e-learnings.

The upcoming dates are:

• Anxiety Disorders: 1 June 2023 at 16.00 CEST (Central European Summer Time)
  Module 1 starts with the lecture ‘Classification and phenomenology’ with Katharina Domschke, Germany.
  
  
• A modernised concept of ADHD: 8 June 2023 at 16.00 CEST (Central European Summer Time)
  Module 1 starts with the lecture ‘Definition and epidemiology, symptoms across the lifespan, and history’ with Steve Faraone, USA.

There is no registration fee for these pilot courses. It is possible to register for live e-learnings up to two days before the start of a module.

Early Career Scientists can still apply for the ECNP Workshop on Clinical Research Methods, 8-10 November 2023 in Barcelona, Spain!

The Workshop offers early career clinicians (psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, etc.) a three-day immersive introduction to research methodology and critical approaches to scientific literature that is particularly relevant to clinical practice.

The course is free, with hotel accommodation paid for by ECNP.

Check the programme and apply by 21 June 2023.

The 36^th ECNP Congress 2023 deadline for abstract submission and early registration is drawing steadily closer!

Call for abstracts
Submit your abstract(s) on or before 15 May 2023 at 23.59 CEST (Central European Summer Time) and showcase your research before Europe's largest audience of clinicians and researchers in applied neuroscience.
On the congress website, you will also find videos to help you write a perfect abstract.

Early registration
Join the 36^th ECNP Congress 2023 either in-person in Barcelona or virtually.
Register on or before 15 May 2023 at 23.59 CEST (Central European Summer Time) and benefit from lower fees.

Do not wait any longer!

We are proud to announce the 2023 winners of ECNP’s premier awards:

• ECNP Neuropsychopharmacology Award
  Oscar Marín, United Kingdom, in recognition of his achievements in advancing our understanding of the development of the cerebral cortex and the aetiology of neurodevelopmental disorders. He will receive the award during the 36th ECNP Congress 2023, where he will deliver the ECNP Neuropsychopharmacology Award Plenary Lecture.
  Read the press release
  
  
• ECNP Lifetime Achievement Award
  Aleksander Mathé, Sweden, for his career-long contributions to building the field of applied and translational neuroscience. The award will be presented at the 36th ECNP Congress 2023.
  
  
• ECNP Rising Star Award
  Marieke Klein, the Netherlands, and Juan Pablo Lopez, Sweden, for research in applied and translational neuroscience with the potential to advance the science, treatment and prevention of disorders of the brain. They will deliver an award talk at the 36^th ECNP Congress 2023.

Congratulations!

Marjorie Ann Sumaya, our new junior project manager, grew up in the Philippines where it’s always warm. She enjoys working for an international multicultural organisation with a mission to make a difference and bringing people together to solve world challenges, a motivation that drove her to join ECNP. She is delighted to support the operations team in organising key meetings and making sure ECNP initiatives deliver impactful outcomes.

‘I am excited to work closely with my colleagues who are also very warm and welcoming!’

We are happy to have you on board, Marjorie Ann!

Join a new interactive presentation by Sinan Guloksuz on ‘The exposome paradigm to understand the environmental origins of mental disorders’. 

In this talk Sinan Guloksuz will look at the mechanisms underlying mental health outcomes and the contribution of exposome and genome to multidimensional phenotypes in the general population cohorts and large case-control samples.

5 June 2023 at 16.30 CEST (Central European Summer Time).

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These organisations are not linked to ECNP and are using our name and /or logo without authorisation. Using one of these sites will result in you paying more for your registration and maybe even losing your payment entirely. If you are unsure whether a website you are about to use is ECNP’s, ask us!