Research Groups

In our research we seek to advance our understanding of the neurobiological and psychosocial mechanisms underlying mental disorders and the quality of care for patients.

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Addiction

The research group S:TEP (Substance-related and related disorders: therapy, epidemiology and prevention) focuses on population-based approaches to addiction and health behaviour.
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Epidemiology

The group’ research focus is the frequency, course, and impact of psychiatric and psychological factors associated with neurological movement disorders, in particular Parkinson Disease (PD).
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Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

Originally focusing on obsessive-compulsive and related disorders (OCD) our group investigates neural systems underlying psychopathology and information processing.
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Psychotherapy Research

We are exploring innovative psychological treatments for depression, particularly those belonging to the third wave of CBT and internet-based treatments.
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Translational Psychiatry

Our research focuses on the pathophysiology of mental disorders, their early detection, and their prevention and treatment.
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Sleep & Mental Health

Our research focuses on the interplay between sleep and mental health across the life-span by combining different methods such as behavioural measures, event-related potentials, functional neuroimaging and high-density EEG.
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Sleep Disorders

In the field of sleep research we investigate the relationship between neuroplastic processes and sleep. In particular, the focus is on memory processes during sleep and their influence by sleep disorders or targeted sleep modulation.
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Social Neuroscience

Our research focuses on how social interactions and the feedback we receive from such interactions shape our understanding of ourselves and others.
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Transdiagnostic Neuroscience

We aim at a better understanding of neural and functional disease mechanisms involved in major psychiatric disorders by studying familial neurobiological markers such as alterations in eye movement control.
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Computational Psychiatry

In the methods group we aim to identify novel and robust markers for translational use cases in psychiatry.
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