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Monday, 19 June 2017

/ Scientific Programme

WFSBP 2017

MON

T32: PHARMACOGENETICS

TFW-01

WFSBP TASK FORCE WORKSHOP

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 12

Workshop of the WFSBP Task Force on genetics: Focus

on pharmacogenomics

Chair:

Dan Rujescu, Germany

Co-Chair: Jim Kennedy, Canada

001

Pharmacogenetics in schizophrenia

Rainald Mössner, Germany

002

Largest genome wide association study on

agranulocytosis under Clozapine

Dan Rujescu, Germany

003

Whole exom sequencing reveals risk factors in

treatment resistant depression

Alessandro Serretti, Italy

004

Pharmacogenetic discoveries and applications in

psychiatric populations

Jim Kennedy, Canada

T47: STIMULATION METHODS (ECT, TMS, VNS, DBS)

S-25

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 15

tDCS: From research to clinical practice

Chair:

Jerome Brunelin, France

001

Translational research on tDCS: Data from a

German multisite project

Frank Padberg, Germany

002

Combining tDCS with neuroimaging

Shirley Fecteau, Canada

003

Effects of tDCS on biological reactivity to stress

and decision making

Jerome Brunelin, France

004

Improvement of cognitive control with anodal

tDCS: Translational perspectives for the treatment of

depression

Christian Plewnia, Germany

T33: PHARMACOLOGY

S-26

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 10

Into novel drugs for depression

Chair:

Erich Seifritz, Switzerland

001

Conceptual strategies of Big Pharma into innova-

tion in psychiatric therapies: Future leads

Siegfried Kasper, Austria

002

Personalizing psychiatry treatment

Florian Holsboer, Germany

003

Psychedelic drugs and clinical markers as innova-

tion road to psychopharmacotherapy

Katrin Preller, Switzerland

004

Gamma-hydroxybutyrate: neuropharmacology and

implications for depression treatment

Oliver G. Bosch, Switzerland

T43: SCHIZOPHRENIA: BASIC/ CLINICAL

S-27

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 11

Beyond unitary models of psychosis: Confronting

complex etiology and dimensionality

Chair:

Mikhail Pletnikov, USA

Co-Chair: John Waddington, Ireland

001

Recognising the dimensionality of psychotic ill-

ness: Broadening the phenotype to the affective domain

Catherine Belzung, France

002

Addressing the translational challenge of etiolo-

gical diversity: Complex gene-environment interactions

in risk for psychosis

Mikhail Pletnikov, USA

003

Closing the translational gap between heritability

and genetics: Complex gene-gene interactions in risk

for psychosis

John Waddington, Ireland

004

Extending the strategy for translation: Human

induced pluripotent stem cells

Kristen Brennand, USA

T11: DEPRESSION: BASIC/ CLINICAL

S-28

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

B3 M3-M4

Wake and sleep electroencephalogramm provide

biomarkers of depression

Chair:

Axel Steiger, Germany

Co-Chair: Thorsten Mikoteit, Switzerland

001

Central and autonomous nervous system activity

in the prediction of antidepressant treatment

Sebastian Olbrich, Switzerland

002

The value of prefrontal theta cordance of resting

EEG in the prediction of antidepressant response

Martin Brunovsky, Czech Republic

003

Novel REM-sleep derived biomarkers of depression

Thorsten Mikoteit, Switzerland