We are extremely proud to announce that two of our post docs, Sebastian Holst and Martin Schain, each has been granted one of the highly competitive Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (MSCA-IF-2017) after having received very high ranking in the evaluation process for their respective proposals. Each of the grants contains two years of full salary for the applicant himself as well as a smaller amount for project-related running costs and management. We are looking very much forward to hosting their projects at NRU!
Below is more information about each of the two proposals.
Below is more information about each of the two proposals.
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Congratulations to Sofi da Cunha-Bang for receiving a Clinician Scientist Position grant worth 191.429 DKK for her part-time research project "The role of serotonin 1B receptors in aggressive behavior" and to Vibe G. Frøkjær for receiving a scholar stipend grant worth 103.100 DKK for the project "Inflammation in the pathophysiology of major depressive disorder; does serotonin play a role?", both from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (FSS).
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Congratulations to Olaf Paulson for receiving a travel stipend of 50,000 DKK from the Lundbeck Foundation for the project "Automatic detection of structural changes in epilepsy patients". The grant covers a one-week research stay of 4 people from NRU at Bruce Fischl's lab at Mass. General Hospital/Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA.
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The NRU Christmas symposium will take place on Friday, December 8th, in the auditorium at the Department of Neurology, Rigshospitalet, entrance 2, 8th floor. The program is available here.
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Congratulations to Vibe Frøkjær for receiving an FSS scholarstipend of 103.100 DKK for stud.med Søren Vinther Larsen for the project "Inflammation in the pathophysiology of major depressive disorder; does serotonin play a role?.
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Congratulations to Vibeke Dam who has been granted one year introduction stipend from the Research Council at Rigshospitalet for the project 'Affective and social cognition as neurocognitive predictors of antidepressant treatment response'.
This 1-year project takes advantage of data from a large longitudinal study investigating potential neurocognitive and neurobiological predictors of response to standard antidepressant treatment in MDD. The proposed project has two parts:
Part 1. Aim: To validate and implement the novel EMOTICOM test battery as a research and clinical assessment tool for affective and social cognition.
Part 2. Aim: To determine baseline differences in affective and social cognition outcomes assessed with the EMOTICOM between MDD patients and healthy individuals.
This 1-year project takes advantage of data from a large longitudinal study investigating potential neurocognitive and neurobiological predictors of response to standard antidepressant treatment in MDD. The proposed project has two parts:
Part 1. Aim: To validate and implement the novel EMOTICOM test battery as a research and clinical assessment tool for affective and social cognition.
Part 2. Aim: To determine baseline differences in affective and social cognition outcomes assessed with the EMOTICOM between MDD patients and healthy individuals.
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We are very happy to announce that Vibe Gedsø Frøkjær has been awarded a prestigious Sapere Aude Starting Grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (IFRD) for her 4-year project "Window of opportunity for protecting mental health during perinatal hormonal transition".
Vibe's Sapere Aude grant is worth 4.225.921 DKK and it enables her to gather her own small research team at NRU, consisting of at least a medical PhD-student and a data analyst, which will be supported by a group of technical staff members and will collaborate closely with Prof. Anja Pinborg from Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at Hvidovre Hospital and Managing Director Elizabeth Binder from Department of Translational Research in Psychiatry at Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany.
We congratulate Vibe with the highly prestigious grant and look very much forward to hosting her project here at NRU!
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The NRU-organized PhD-course will take place at Rigshospitalet February 26 - March 2, 2018 in the meeting facilities next to Aud. 93.
For course announcement and registration please visit https://phdcourses.ku.dk/DetailKursus.aspx?id=103959&sitepath=SUND.
Preliminary program is available here.
For course announcement and registration please visit https://phdcourses.ku.dk/DetailKursus.aspx?id=103959&sitepath=SUND.
Preliminary program is available here.
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Welcome back to Sofi who will work part time at NRU for the rest of 2017.
Also welcome to:
Simone Pleinert, stud.psych. She will be working on the EMOTICOM project.
Mathilde Hansen, medical student and volunteer (NP1).
Miran Dinarzehi, stud.pharm. and master student in the experimental lab.
Also welcome to:
Simone Pleinert, stud.psych. She will be working on the EMOTICOM project.
Mathilde Hansen, medical student and volunteer (NP1).
Miran Dinarzehi, stud.pharm. and master student in the experimental lab.
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Congratulations to NRU senior researcher prof. Jens Damsgaard Mikkelsen who has been re-appointed as Council member of the Independent Research Fund Denmark | Medical sciences (FSS) for another two-year term (2018-2019).
Independent Research Fund Denmark | Medical Sciences supports specific research activities based on the initiatives of researchers, and gives scientific advice within the scientific areas of the Council. The Council covers all aspects of both basic scientific-, clinical- and socio-medical research in relation to human health and disease, and the Council allocates research grants to researchers working within these areas. Furthermore, the Council provides scientific advice in relation to health-scientific issues. Advice is given according to request or on the Council's own initiative.
Independent Research Fund Denmark | Medical Sciences supports specific research activities based on the initiatives of researchers, and gives scientific advice within the scientific areas of the Council. The Council covers all aspects of both basic scientific-, clinical- and socio-medical research in relation to human health and disease, and the Council allocates research grants to researchers working within these areas. Furthermore, the Council provides scientific advice in relation to health-scientific issues. Advice is given according to request or on the Council's own initiative.
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- Gitte Moos Knudsen is the new chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Human Brain Project
- Travel grants from the Lundbeck Foundation to NRU
- Lars Pinborg in new half-time position as associate professor
- Visiting NRU as an ECNP research intern
- PhD defence Sep 15, 2017 at 2 pm - Per Jensen
- Sebastian Holst receives grant from Toyota-Fonden
- One more travel stipend for NRU - Martin Nørgaard
- Travel stipends for NRU
- Mikael Palner receives Weimann stipend
- NRU moves to the new North Wing in 2019