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Computational Psychiatry Course Nov 10/11 Washington DC

Computational Psychiatry Course Nov 10/11 Washington DC
Quentin Huys 1st June 2017 Courses No Comments
  • ← PhD in computational psychiatry @ Radboud University Netherlands
  • 2 positions, Horstmann & Deserno, Neurocognitive mechanisms in obesity and binge eating disorder from adolescence to adulthood →

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News

  • Four-year PhD in Computational Psychiatry @ UCL
  • Postdoc in Neuroimaging & Computation @ Stanford
  • Senior Clinical Lecturer/Clinical Reader in Psychiatry and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist – Birmingham
  • Conference – Duality’s End: Computational Psychiatry and the Cognitive Science of Representation
  • Postdoc @ UCL w/ Oliver Robinson lab
  • Two positions in Computational Psychiatry for medical doctors at the TNU, Zurich, Switzerland
  • Zurich Computational Psychiatry Course Sep 2018
  • Postdoc @ UNIST & Seoul National University
  • EBPS Workshop: Using Computational Approaches to Build a Two-way Bridge Between Animals And Humans
  • Computational Psychiatry postdoc @ TU Dresden / Smolka lab

Meetings

  • Title TBC - Christian Webb Oct 04th 2018
  • Title TBC - Sam Gershman Sep 12th 2018
  • How we learn task representations, and what this suggests for computational psychiatry - Yael Niv Aug 13th 2018
  • Deriving quantitative, clinically-actionable biotypes for depression and anxiety - Leanne Williams Jul 24th 2018
  • Network Analysis Tutorial - Eiko Fried Jun 12th 2018
  • Pavlovian control of escape: General effects and relevance to suicidal behaviors - Alexander Millner May 03rd 2018
  • Adaptive and maladaptive dynamics of reward learning and mood - Eran Eldar Apr 24th 2018
  • Why not try harder? A computational approach to motivation deficits - Mathias Pessiglione Mar 13th 2018
  • Inferring about Self and Others for mental health - Michael Moutoussis Feb 26th 2018
  • Using Bayesian time series models to reveal and quantify aberrant inference - Christoph Mathys Jan 09th 2018

Who

This website is under construction and but a skeleton as yet.

The TCPW was set up by Michael Browning, Quentin Huys and Martin Paulus.

Forthcoming meetings

  • Wed Sep 12th: Sam Gershman
  • Thu Oct 4th: Christian Webb

Recent Forum Topics

  • Trouble with 7th January link for GoToMeeting
  • Bump attractors for working memory impairments in schizophrenia (Oct 6th 2015)
  • Fitting behavioural data (Nov 10th 2015)
  • Future topics

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