News
Wednesday 29. June 2011
Jerusalem 2013 - Pharmacogenomics and Personalised Medicine in Psychiatry
Tuesday 31. May 2011
ACNP Honorific Awards
Tuesday 31. May 2011
Pacific-Asia Regional Meeting
Monday 14. March 2011
Launching CINP Perspectives
Monday 21. February 2011
Membership Renewals
NEI Membership
CINP is pleased to announce that our collaboration with the Neuroscience Education Institute has been extended to the end of May 2012. NEI Membership is at no charge to CINP members. To take advantage of this great offer please click here.
The CINP 28th Congress is soon upon us - taking place in the beautiful city of Stockholm, Sweden on 3 - 7 June 2012 and will be another informative exchange of research and ideas. The Scientific Programme is an exciting mix of both Plenary Lectures and Symposia being accompanied by Education Debates and Workshops and Industry Satellite sessions. To view the Programme please click here.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the CINP awards for 2012. This year we received a high calibre of applicants to all of the awards, making the final decision extremely hard. The recipients of the awards for 2012 are:
CINP Pioneers in Psychopharmacology:
Dr Karl Rickels, USA
Dr William Bunney, USA
Prof Moussa Youdim, Israel
Max Hamilton Memorial Prize:
Dr Elisabeth Binder, Germany
(the Max Hamilton Memorial Prize is kindly supported with an unrestricted educational grant from Astra Zeneca)
Rafaelsen Young Investigator's Award:
Dr Anurag Kuhad, India
Dr Christoph J. Spindelegger, Austria
Dr Ciara McCabe, UK
Dr Clinton B. McCracken, Canada
Dr Eleonore Beurel, USA
Dr Elizabeth Tunbridge, UK
Dr Kazutaki Ohi, Japan
Dr Kim Kuypers, The Netherlands
Dr Lior Greenbaum, Israel
Dr Samia Lourenco Joca, Brazil
To download the Scientific Programme and to Register please visit the congress website.
The next thematic meeting will take place in Jerusalem, Israel on 21-23 April 2013. The meeting, held at the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem, will focus on: "Pharmacogenomics and Personalised Medicine in Psychiatry". The call for symposia proposals is now open online.
For further details please click here.
One of the objectives of the CINP is to engage the field in a scholarly debate about some of the pressing issues of our times. The issue of how effective antidepressants are has become very relevant recently with authorities expressing a wide range of opinion - from those who consider them life-saving to others who consider them only marginally effective. CINP feels it is critical that this issue be further debated, and through dialogue, better understood. With that in mind we have initiated a 'Perspectives' series, where a topic is initiated with a lead article and then a debate ensues through input by other expert discussants.
The current topic for discussion is:
by Brian Dean
To view this discussion, please click here. If you would like to participate in the discussion, click here and log in.