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    Poster Sessions

    You will find 
    the poster exhibition 
    on the 1st floor of the building A.

    Guided poster sessions 
    will take place on Friday, 6 Sep. 2024, 
    during the lunch break from 13:00 - 14:30, chaired by senior scientists.

     

    #Name PresenterAffiliationCountryTopic(s)Poster Title
    1LiisiPrometLMU Munich Psychopathology, Diagnosis and Classification, Neurobiology, NeuroimagingBrain Age Disparities in Psychosis Accross DSM Diagnoses an B-SNIP Biotypes
    2GottfriedTreviranusAlumnus HHU / 
    Bern    		GER/CHNeurobiologySchizophrenogenic tryptase-vesicles from mast cells intruding along 
    calvario-cortical, thalamic, and cerebellar arteries harm when the 
    spheno-palatine ganglia’s intramural drainage fails?
    3ArianeWiegandMPIoP/LMU MunichGER   Interpretation of psychosis risk based on Shapley values
    4Alessa TabeaGrundLMU MunichGER   Understanding Symptom Distress in Clinical High-Risk for Psychosis: A Machine
    Learning Regression of Psychosocial and Clinical Factors in PRONIA Cohort
    5PhuongDo LanUniversity Hospital 
    Zurich    		CHEearly Recognition and Prediction of Psychosis and other Mental Health DiseasesRisk and Protective Factors in Mistrust and Anomalous perceptual experience: 
    a Network Analysis
    6DaniloPostinUniversity OldenburgGERNeuroimaging / NeuropsychologyNeural patterns of social touch and the association with social deficits in patients with schizophrenia
    7Madalina-OctaviaBuciumanLMU MunichGERDiagnosis and Classification / NeuroimagingTransdiagonstic resting-state fMRI-based patient subtypes in early stages of 
    psychosis and depression
    8Lillian  GarrettHelmholtz Center
    Munich    		GERNeurobiologyDecoding Schizophrenia genetics: insights from mouse models and human
    brain expression
    9SergiPapiolMPIoP MunichGERPsychopathology   Examining gerenic resilience to schizophrenia as a moderator of childhood 
    trauma's impact on subclinical disorder-realated traits in the gerneral population
    10Lisa-MariaNeunerLMU MunichGERNeuroimaging   Exploring Associations between Brain Structure and Clinical High-Risk for 
    Psychosis: A Transdiagnostic Study Utilizing the NAPLS-2- Risk Calculator in the PRONIA Cohort
    11JoannaMoussiopoulouLMU University Hospital 
    Munich    		GERBood-brain barrier, Schizophrenia, DCE-MRIDynamic contrast-enhanced magentic resonance imaging reveals higher 
    Blood-brain barrier leakage in schizophrenia spectrum disorders compared to healthy controls
    12AlpÜçokIstanbul Faculty of Medicine 
    Istanbul    		TRHealth Service ResearchInternalized stigma and its relationship with help-seeking from traditional 
    healers in patients with severe mental illness
    13NataliaSemenovaMoscow Research Inst. Of Psychiatry
    Moscow    		RUS When therapy hurts: Patients talk of their non-participation and dropout from 
    clinical trials
    14PasqualePezellaUniverity of 
    Campania, Naples    		ITNeuropsychologyInterview versus Performance-based Assessment of Cognition as Predictors 
    of Real-World outcomes in A Large Scale Cross-Sectional Study in Schizophrenia
    15JoachimRockenschaubUniversity Hospital 
    Vienna    		ATEarly Recognition and Prediction of Psychosis and other Mental health DiseasesUnrevealing Distress in Psychotic-like Experiences: A Systematic Review of 
    Non-Clinical Populations
    16NadiaBielerLMU MunichGER tba
    17SarahStumppUniversity KonstanzGER Jumping To Conclusions in Patients with Psychotic Disorders
    18EmilyRobbieQueen's University Graduate 
    Kingston    		CANOutcomeReward Sensitivity During Social Cognitive Tasks: A Function of Psychosis and Illness Duration
    19Altinho BessaBessa Marques FilhoHospital   Bezerra   de Menezes in São José do Rio Preto  BRAPsychiatry cultureSchizophrenia and Musical Art
    20Kristina Hedelt University of LübeckGEREarly Recognition and Prediction of Psychosis and other Mental Health DiseasesThe Baltic Early Treatment Service (BEATS): An evolving low-threshold early detection service for psychosis and beyond