Were you in a patient facing role with COVID-19 patients in the NHS during the pandemic? If so, you might be interested joining our Phase 2 GAINS study.
Recruitment is open for phase 2 of our GAINS study looking to see if a brief online intervention can reduce the number of intrusive memories people may be experiencing as a result of the psychological trauma of working during COVID
Check your eligibility👉https://t.co/MmpJihML0u
Great to see a snapshot from our FERT (facial expression recognition task) in the news today as part of this article about the role of serotonin in depression https://t.co/mHGjkQ7Vbv
The ECNP workshop for early career scientists was a great opportunity for collaboration, with key questions asked about how we bridge the gap between clinical and pre-clinical in mental health, and provide real life benefit for patients #IMI2PRISM2#ECNPWS2023@ECNPtweets
Two of our scientists are excited to present posters at the #ECNP conference for early career researchers this weekend, one on treatment resistant depression and the other on the impact of social withdrawal on spatial learning and memory
We also enjoyed finding out what kind of analyses other groups had been carrying out at the PRISM poster session, as well as presenting some preliminary analyses of our own! #IMI2PRISM
A new paper from my PhD on Jargon aphasia and nonword production. Take away point: providing phonology to support production not necessarily helpful for these participants. Free access for the first 50 days so download now! #aphasia#aphasiaresearch https://t.co/veWd4wK9qH
Huge congrats to Maitreyee @Maitreyee_W, 1st author of a paper accepted in PLoS ONE, on neural correlates of movement intention. Intriguing discussions with Maitreyee and the coauthor, Yoshi Hayashi, of the underlying causes of temporal reorganisation; v proud and more to come.
2/2: "Personalised, Multi-modal, Affective State Detection for Hybrid Brain-Computer Music Interfacing", led by BEL alumnus Ian Daly, with @aSadScientist, @NasutoSlawek published in IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing. Congratulations to all, what a great day for BEL :)