International Mental Health Research Symposium

Friday, October 27, 2023
International Mental Health Research Symposium

Watch the BBRF Outstanding Achievement Prizewinners and the Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health recipient present updates on leading research discoveries across brain and behavior disorders. Click on each presentation in any order that you prefer.

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PRESENTATIONS:

Welcome

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Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D.


President & CEO, BBRF

Introduction and Moderator

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Carol A. Tamminga, M.D.


BBRF Scientific Council Member

Self-knowledge in Schizophrenia: Importance, Characteristics, and Treatment

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Philip D. Harvey, Ph.D.


University of Miami

BBRF LIEBER PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH

Social Cognition and Social Difficulties in Schizophrenia

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Amy E. Pinkham, Ph.D.


The University of Texas at Dallas

BBRF MALTZ PRIZEWINNER FOR INNOVATIVE AND PROMISING SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH

Does Obesity Metastasize to the Brain: Implications for Clinical Care and Identifying the Causes and Cures for Persons Living with Bipolar Disorder

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Roger S. McIntyre, M.D., FRCPC


University of Toronto

BBRF COLVIN PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN MOOD DISORDERS RESEARCH

The Long Shadow of Childhood Adversity: Implications for Children's Brain and Behavioral Development

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Katie McLaughlin, Ph.D.


University of Oregon

BBRF RUANE PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH

The Human Amygdala, Threat, and Anxiety: Translational Progress and Challenges

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Elizabeth A. Phelps, Ph.D.


Harvard University

BBRF GOLDMAN-RAKIC PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Minds Matter: Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities

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Károly Mirnics, M.D., Ph.D.


Special Olympics International

PRIZEWINNER, BBRF PARDES HUMANITARIAN PRIZE IN MENTAL HEALTH

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