SFB/TRR 393

SFB/TRR 393 related research project "MindShift" receives more than € 870.000 of funding in 2025 Hessen Ideas Competition. Congratulations!

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What to target? Interventions to modulate key mechanisms underlying the trajectories of affective disorders in the transregional Collaborative Research Center 393 - Der Nervenarzt Background Affective disorders are associated with an enormous disease burden, necessitating research on the mechanisms of effective treatments. Objectives This article introduces the intervention pro...

Introduction to the interventions tested in our @trr393.bsky.social consortium to improve #depression and #bipolardisorder
Big thanks to @lisaleehr.bsky.social!
@unimarburg.bsky.social @tudresden.bsky.social @uni-muenster.de @dfg.de @dgps.bsky.social
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Let's meet at the #DGPPN! Our members are happy to chat with you at our info desk in the exhibition hall, right across the main entrance - stop by to get to know the people behind the hashtag #SFBTRR393 👥 (also: we have sweets 🤭)

#DGPPN2025 #DGPPNKongress

Key mechanisms of affective disorders - Der Nervenarzt Background Although affective disorders are a major driver of disability worldwide, there is a lack of understanding of the mechanisms and modulating factors involved in the long-term disease trajecto...

🧠 Our CRC/TRR 393 consortium outlines key mechanisms of affective disorders — focusing on emotion regulation, expectation, social cognition, and cognitive-behavioral rhythms.

Read here 👉 doi.org/10.1007/s001...
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During last week's retreat, we awarded #posterprizes to the best 3 of ~70 excellent #ECR posters.

🎉 Congratulations to winners Vera Ludwig, Alina Nostadt, Claudia Förster Ribet, Tung Anh Nguyen & Theresa Kolb - thank you to all ECRs for presenting your research and engaging in lively discussions!

Last week, 130 researchers of the #SFBTRR393 & invited guests gathered at Kulturrathaus Dresden for an inspiring retreat. 4 days of sharing recent results, discussing new directions, and strengthening collaborations across sites. More & more difficult to get everyone into one photo, but we managed!

Impressive keynote lecture on "Functional and metabolic imaging in major Depression" by Thomas Frodl. @rwth.bsky.social
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Super inspiring talk at the SFB/TRR 393 retreat by Samuel Swidzinski, author of "Winning the War with Bipolar" and the host of the "Winning the War Within" podcast.
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Brain structural correlates of an impending initial major depressive episode - Neuropsychopharmacology Neuropsychopharmacology - Brain structural correlates of an impending initial major depressive episode

📢 Publication alert!

Check out our new study by Anna Kraus (&many more) on brain structural correlates of an impending initial major depressive episode published in @npp-journal.bsky.social 🧠

#MDD #GrayMatter

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Join the #SFBTRR393 in Marburg! Two open PhD positions (65%) in A04, investigating inflection signals in #depression using MRI, EMA & EEG. You’re passionate about translational #psychiatry and want to work in an interdisciplinary environment? Apply by April 27 via the official portal ⬇️ #ResearchJob

DPK Symposium feat. @smeinert.bsky.social 🧬🧠

🧩 Title: Chancen experimenteller Psychopathologie für die Weiterentwicklung der klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie (mit Prof. Jan Richter!)
📅 When: Thursday, April 10th, 2025 | 3:00 – 4:30 PM
📍 Where: Room Strassburg
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We'll be @DPK2025 - check out the fantastic talks by @katfoerster.bsky.social @annikakonrad.bsky.social @ingmarheinig.bsky.social @larapuhlmann.bsky.social @kanske.bsky.social & more
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@trr393.bsky.social und @dpk-kongress.bsky.social
Herzliche Einladung zu unserem Symposium zu den Schlüsselmechanismen der Trajektorien affektiver Erkrankungen

Congrats - very proud of Ingmar Heinig 🎉
This is one of the very cool @trr393.bsky.social projects 👇

In the light of #worldbipolarday, Prof. Dr. Dr. Michael Bauer, the #sfbtrr393 local spokesperson at @tudresden.bsky.social was interviewed about current developments in #bipolardisorder research:

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That’s why we aim to find out how environmental, psychosocial, and (neuro)biological factors predict symptom changes through a variety of projects, including real-time phone assessments📱, mri 🧠, human-animal tandem projects 🐀 & innovative interventions👫
More ➡️🔎 www.uni-marburg.de/en/trr-393/p...

~20% of adults experience an affective disorder (e.g. depression, bipolar disorder) in their lifetime. Symptoms often occur in phases, with months to years in between and chronic negative effects on a person’s well-being. Still, it is not well understood what provokes, improves, or worsens them. 📈📉❓

Group photo of the SFB/TRR 393 team in front of Rauischholzhausen Manor.

Hi! We are the SFB/TRR 393 "Trajectories of Affective Disorders: Cognitive-Emotional Mechanisms of Symptom Change" - a transregional @dfg.de collaborative research center & interdisciplinary team of researchers working together to better understand what influences the course of affective disorders👇🏻🧵