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16 Feb 2024: addiction Karen Ersche SfN http://www.psychiatry.cam.ac.uk/?p=8961 pOn 10th November, the Society for Neuroscience, in partnership with the Waletzky Award Prize Fund and the Waletzky family, ... emThese findings have significant implications for the

16 Feb 2024: often referred to as sexual addiction, is a relatively common psychiatric condition that affectsaround3-6% of the population. ... an impulse control condition, or if it is better described as a behavioural addiction.

23 Feb 2024: has been an explosion of neuroscience techniques, which can be applied to tractable, important problems. ... such as in autism, depression and addiction./p pForty specialists from different areas, including neuroscience, mental health, innovation and

7 Sep 2023: Addiction Neuroscience, 5, 100066. ... 2021). Reduced Glutamate Turnover in the Putamen Is Linked with Automatic Habits in Human Cocaine Addiction.

16 Feb 2024: often referred to as sexual addiction, is a relatively common psychiatric condition that affectsaround3-6% of the population. ... an impulse control condition, or if it is better described as a behavioural addiction.

Karen Ersche is a Fellow of Clare Hall, and a Professor of Addiction Neuroscience …. 16 November 202314 November 2023 Fellows.

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Search for:. Reduced grey matter in frontal lobes linked to teenage smoking and nicotine addiction. ... Findings may demonstrate a brain and behavioural basis for how nicotine addiction is initiated and then takes hold in early life, say scientists.

12 Apr 2016: The characters they portray in their lyrics are often surrounded by challenging environments – alcohol and drug addiction, parental abuse and gun crime, for example. ... The next verse explores his mother’s addiction to prescription pills, which

or an affiliated institute with an interest in neuroscience and its related disciplines. ... Behavioural Imprinting. Behavioural Neuroscience. Behavioural Phenotype. Behavioural Symptoms. Beta-1 Integrin. Big Data.

17 Jan 2013: Research. Individuals with a low risk for cocaine dependence have a differently shaped brain to those with addiction.. ... lead to addiction in people with good self-control and no familial risk.

Social Neuroscience. Group Leader, Department of Genetics. Investigator, Wellcome Trust-Medical Research Council Cambridge Stem Cell Institute. ... Medulloblastom and ependymoma. Neurobiology. Head of Department, Department of Physiology, Development and

3 Jul 2024: He uses modern techniques including sophisticated behavioural tests combined with brain imaging and other tools of neuroscience to help us understand how the brain functions. ... clinical neuroscience with particular reference to impulsive-compulsive

Health Neuroscience. Publications. 2020. Blackwell, A. K. M., De-Loyde, K., Brocklebank, L. ... Fletcher, P. C., & Kenny, P. J. (2019). Correction: Food addiction: a valid concept?

11 Aug 2020: Dr Stephen Eglen, M, appointed Professor of Computational Neuroscience. Dr Oscar Randal-Williams appointed Professor of Mathematics. ... Dr Karen Ersche, CLH, appointed Reader in Addiction Neuroscience. Dr James Woodcock appointed Reader in Transport and

20 Sep 2006: Cambridge Neuroscience. NEUROSCIENCE. Neuroscience – breaking down the barriers. NOBEL WINNERS AT CAMBRIDGE. ... NEUROSCIENCE. Anxiety disorders, such as phobias andPTSD, and also drug addiction are disorderscharacterised by the persistent impact

Professor Everitt has been recognised for his seminal research on mechanisms underlying learning, memory reconsolidation, motivation, and reward, especially as related to addiction, and for exceptional leadership of neuroscience societies in

27 Sep 2023: 2005. Of Others Inside: Insanity, Addiction, and Belonging in America. Temple University Press. ... References Campbell, N. D. 2010. Toward a critical neuroscience of ‘addiction’.

31 Jan 2023: Everitt was given the award for seminal research on mechanisms underlying learning, memory reconsolidation, motivation, and reward, especially as related to addiction, and for exceptional leadership of neuroscience societies in both ... I’m also

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Site Search. Dr Karen Ersche receives Jacob P. Waltezky Award for research on cocaine addiction. ... some of the most prestigious researchers who have shaped our understanding of addiction.

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9 Jul 2023: She was the recipient of a UK Department for Transportation and Centre for Defence Enterprise research grant for her work in aviation threat detection, and has a background in drug addiction ... research funded by the Cognitive Neuroscience and

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13 Aug 2020: Reader in Respiratory Medicine Dr Michael Weekes appointed Reader in Viral Immunology Dr Karen Ersche, CLH, appointed Reader in Addiction Neuroscience Dr James Woodcock appointed Reader in Transport and Health Modelling ... appointed Reader in

INVITED REVIEW. Predictive Reward Signal of Dopamine Neurons. WOLFRAM SCHULTZInstitute of Physiology and Program in Neuroscience, University of Fribourg, CH-1700 Fribourg, Switzerland.

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1 Feb 2023: at the top internationally in my fields of Psychology and Neuroscience.