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For World Mental Health Day 2026, CINP’s Executive Committee and Council members, along with some of those active in our committees and GNCs, share one message in their mother tongues: “Mental Health Research Saves Lives.”

Reflecting this year’s theme, “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change,” we highlight the importance of research informed by lived experience, advancing care and challenging stigma.

As CINP President Professor Gabriella Gobbi writes: “On World Mental Health Day, let us remember what research has already made possible – and commit ourselves to what must come next.”

Watch our multilingual video and read Professor Gobbi’s full message.

Read the Full Message Here

CINP is seeking an experienced and dynamic Executive Director to lead the operational management and support the strategic development of our international scientific organization.

The successful candidate will play a key role in leading CINP through its transition to an in-house executive management model, ensuring operational continuity while helping to shape the Society's future strategic development.

The Executive Director will work closely with the CINP President, Treasurer, Executive Committee and Council, and will oversee key areas including membership, governance, financial administration, scientific and educational activities, international congresses, communications, partnerships, fundraising, and strategic development.

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CINP is pleased to present the inaugural TMS Intercontinental Day, an initiative of the Neuromodulation Global Networking Community.

Celebrating 18 years of clinical transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), this day-long global programme will bring together pioneers, researchers, clinicians, professional societies, regulators, industry representatives, advocates and people with lived experience.

The event will launch an international network dedicated to advancing TMS research, education and clinical care, while establishing 7 October as an annual occasion for global exchange, collaboration and recognition.

Join us for this exciting free online event that is open to everyone!

Register Free Here

CINP 2026 photo gallery is now online

It has already been a few weeks since the CINP community came together in Glasgow for four memorable days of science, exchange, collaboration and connection.

The official CINP 2026 Photo Gallery is now online, capturing many of the people and moments that made the congress so special – from scientific sessions and lively discussions to reunions, new connections and shared celebrations.

We invite you to browse the gallery, find yourself and your colleagues, and revisit some of your favourite memories from Glasgow.

And if you were not able to join us this time, we hope the photographs offer a glimpse of the CINP community – and perhaps some inspiration to be part of the next CINP Congress.

Visit the Gallery

We're delighted to share that the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology has achieved an increased Impact Factor in the latest Journal Citation Reports release.

This growth reflects more than citations alone: readership, article usage, and engagement across the neuropsychopharmacology community demonstrate that research published in IJNP is being discovered, read, and used by scientists around the world.

We are particularly proud that our Impact Factor remains very close to the metric calculated without journal self-citations, highlighting that IJNP's influence is driven by the broader research community and reflecting genuine reach, relevance, and scientific impact. We extend our congratulations to the past editorial board team for this achievement.

Consider IJNP as the home for your next paper, and explore our Special Collections for opportunities to contribute to focused, high-impact areas of research.

Visit IJNP Website