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Winter Seminars, Maastricht

 

Summer Course on Anxiety Disorders
Florence, Italy

 

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As a part of the CME accreditation procedure, the European Accreditation Committee in CNS has sent us its feedback report on the Summer Course on Mood Disorders 2011. The course has scored very high marks on its overall quality.

 

The feedback was provided by the students, who filled out an online evaluation after the course. The students were very satisfied with the educational standards of the course and appreciated the opportunities to talk to prominent scientists about their research ideas.

The date for the Summer Course on Anxiety Disorders 2012 is set for 8 - 13 July in Villa Finaly, Florence. The Summer Course is the starting point of the Master in Affective Neuroscience, but can also be taken as a stand alone course in the Summer School on Anxiety and Depression.

The Board now welcomes applications, visit our website for more information.

The following candidates have defended their dissertation and published the results of their research, earning the degree of Master in Affective Neuroscience from Maastricht University and the University of Florence:

 

Liliana Correia-de Castro (Portugal)

 

Frederique van den Eynde (Belgium)
Neuroimaging in eating disorders: bulimia nervosa and the addiction model

 

Oscar Fernández-Torre (Spain)

 

Ulrike Lueken (Germany)

 

Marlon Quinones (USA)
Genetic, inflammatory and metabolic biomarkers in bipolar disorder and schizophrenia: role in disease pathogenesis and translational implications