SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
351
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Young Academy
Q & A Modul
003
Genes, brain and (anti)-social
behavior: where do we stand?
Pietro Pietrini, Pisa (Italy)
004
Neuroimaging in criminal proceed-
ings?
Reinhard Merkel, Hamburg (Germany)
S-039
Symposium
15.30– 17.00 h
|
Room M2
TOPIC 2:
Mental disorders due to
psychotropic substances, behavioural
addictions, F1
Drug abuse and addiction – international
perspectives
Chairs:
Andreas Heinz, Berlin (Germany)
Anil Batra, Tübingen (Germany)
001
Changes in psychiatry and addiction
field following EU accession: a Polish
perspective
Jerzy Samochowiec, Szczecin (Poland)
003
Polysubstance use, trauma and
severe mental illness in vulnerable urban
populations in Vancouver
Michael Krausz, Vancouver (Canada)
004
Anthropogenic mental disorders
Zurab Kekelidze, Moscow (Russia)
S-042
Symposium
15.30– 17.00 h
|
Hall Weimar 3
TOPIC 32:
Other topics
Challenges for Russian psychiatry
Chairs:
Nikolay Neznanov, St. Petersburg
(Russia)
Hans-Jörg Assion, Dortmund (Germany)
001
Clinical features of suicidal be-
haviour in young people with mental
disorders – a challenge for Russian
psychiatry
A. Pichikov, St. Petersburg (Russia)
Y. Popov
002
Adolescent alcoholism: Russian
realities
Aleksei Y. Egorov, St. Petersburg (Russia)
003
The relationship between the type
of addiction and schizophrenia spectrum
disorders in patients with „dual diagnosis”
Alexander G. Sofronov, St. Petersburg
(Russia)
004
Psychiatric and drug addictional
indicators in eastern and western
countries
Vladimir Mendelevich, Kazan (Russia)
S-139
Symposium
15.30– 17.00 h
|
Hall New York 3
TOPIC 14:
Neurobiology and genetics
Schizophrenia genetics and imaging
genetics – from gene to bedside
Chairs:
Franziska Degenhardt, Bonn
(Germany)
Henrik Walter, Berlin (Germany)
001
Genome-wide association analysis –
Progress at last
Stephan Ripke, Boston (USA)
002
Copy number variants – Bedside in
sight?
Franziska Degenhardt, Bonn (Germany)
003
Genetic risk for schizophrenia:
Intermediate imaging phenotypes identi-
fied by multiple system mapping
Henrik Walter, Berlin (Germany)
Stephan Rip, Sebastian Mohnke, Carsten
Bogler, John-Dylan Haynes, Marcella
Rietschel, Franziska Degenhardt, Andreas
Heinz, Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg, Susanne
Erk
004
Translating imaging imaging
predictors of schizophrenia into clinical
practice
Nikolaos Koutsouleris, Munich (Germany)
ST-05
State-of-the-Art-Symposium
15.30– 17.00 h
|
Hall London 2
TOPIC 4:
Affective disorders, F3
Major depression
Chairs:
Ulrich Hegerl, Leipzig (Germany)
Siegfried Kasper, Vienna (Austria)
001
Neurobiological understanding and
treatment approaches in depression
Siegfried Kasper, Vienna (Austria)
002
Depression: Diagnostic differentia-
tion, pathogenetic models and psycho-
therapy
Ulrich Hegerl, Leipzig (Germany)
