Themes
Our work follows three main research themes that are described in the following. [please note: site still under construction]
Neurovisceral Circuits
We study neurobiological mechanisms underlying psychiatric symptoms with a focus on brain-body-interactions in children and adolescents. Learn more
Experimental Interventions
We develop and refine fast-acting interventions with a focus on experimental neuromodulation in children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders. Learn more
Computational Phenotyping
We improve current standards of diagnostics in children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders. Learn more
Research Consortia
Beyond ongoing projects aligned, with our research themes, we are engaged in multiple large-scale consortia and research groups listed below.
DFG Research Network Clinical Neurostimulation in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry [external link] funded via the German Research Foundation, Runtime: 11/24 – 10/27
MANIAC Emerging Group: Mapping Autonomic Neural Interaction and Control - An Emerging Group at the University of Cologne [external link] funded via the Excellence Research Support Program, Runtime: 04/23 – 03/26
tVNS-KJP: Development and Validation of a System for Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation in Children and Adolescents with Depression [external link] funded via the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Runtime: 07/21 – 06/24
STAR: Self-Injury: Treatment, Assessment, Recovery [External Link] funded via the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Runtime: 11/17 – 12/22
ProHEAD: Promoting Help-seeking using E-technology for ADolescents [Externer Link] funded via the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Runtime: 10/17 – 12/22
last update 2024 11 08
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