Skip to main content

News

Meet our Scientific Advisory Board

Only two weeks from now we will all meet for our first TRR Retreat. But we will not only meet as a great team, but we will be honored to be joined and supported by our prominent Scientific Advisory Board, consisting of James Blair, Tom Denson, Kent Kiehl, Martin Rettenberger, Georg Starke and Essi Viding. Find more about these distinguished international researchers on a dedicated page.

First TRR379 retreat

We are looking forward to a fruitful and inspiring meeting of all new and old TRR379 members in Aachen on February 13-15. It is a great chance and responsibility for us, to work together on a topic that is more relevant than ever, looking at the recent sad and terrible events. Our first meeting will be an impactful start towards the challenges that lie ahead of us. We aim to build a network, and a strong, joint force for pushing our projects forward. We are welcoming you all in Aachen, and especially our guests from our Scientific Advisory Board.

SFB TRR 379 presented to the professional public at the DGPPN Congress 2024

At this year’s congress of the German Society for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics (DGPPN), the spokesperson for the Collaborative Research Centre, Ute Habel, had the honour of not only presenting the topic ‘Aggression from a neuroscientific perspective’ as a ‘top speaker 2024’. She also took the opportunity to present the research programme of the SFB TRR 379 at the very well-attended congress. In addition, Christine Freitag, Christian Schmahl and David Slattery, three scientists from the SFB TRR, were able to present the phenotypes and neurobiological basis of aggression in mental illness in a symposium. They were joined by long-standing cooperation partner Thomas Nickl-Jockschat from Magdeburg at this very well-attended event.

It's all systems go

After many years of preparation, the wait is finally over. The first funding period of the TRR379 begins on 1 October 2024. Everyone involved is working hard and with great enthusiasm to make this collaborative research centre a success.