Grand Rounds: Parsing the Neuropsychiatric Sequelae of Sepsis: Focus on Glucocorticoid - Joanna Spencer-Segal, M.D., Ph.D.
Disclosures: Dr. Spencer-Segal has a conflict that has been resolved.
Host: Stephan Taylor, M.D.
CME: Yes
Disclosures: Dr. Spencer-Segal has a conflict that has been resolved.
Host: Stephan Taylor, M.D.
CME: Yes
Virtual - Zoom Webinar
Virtual Zoom Webinar
Disclosures: Dr. Carter has nothing to disclose.
Host: Dayna LePlatte-Orgini, M.D.
CME: Yes
Disclosures: Dr. Picard has nothing to disclose.
Host: Melvin McInnis, MD
CME: Yes
Disclosures: Neither Dr. Rahman-Filipiak nor Dr. Suzuki have anything to disclose.
Host: Stephan F. Taylor, M.D.
CME: Yes
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Dr. Brian Ahmedani received his PhD and MSW degrees in Social Work from Michigan State University (MSU). He is a fully licensed clinical and macro masters-level social worker in the State of Michigan. Dr. Ahmedani also completed a graduate certificate in Epidemiology at MSU during his NIH / NIDA-funded fellowship program in Drug Dependence
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Anthony Rostain, MD, MA
Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine
Special Endowed Lectureship
Title: Integrative Treatment of Adults with ASD and ADHD
Disclosures: Dr. Rostain is a consultant for Shire, Arbor, Lundbeck, Ironshore. He also receives
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Albert J. Silverman Research Conference
Aldo Badiani, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Addiction Medicine
Director, Sussex Addiction Research and Intervention Center
School of Psychology University of Sussex
Title: “Mechanisms for Development of Substance Use Disorders”
BSRB, Kahn Auditorium
Annual Albert Barrett Neuroscience Lecture
Catherine Dulac, PhD
Higgins Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator
Catherine Dulac is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Higgins Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences
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21st Annual Max Hutt Lecture
Gregory T. Smith, Ph.D.
My students and I conduct work in three areas: risk for alcoholism, risk for eating disorders, and clinical assessment methodology. Some of that work involves development of basic theory with respect to both personality and learning:
Risk for Alcoholism
Our
The Department of Psychiatry offers several research opportunities. Some studies may offer compensation and/or treatment.