Developmental Computational Psychiatry Lab (PI: Tobias Hauser)

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Computational Psychiatry Conference #cpconf2025 is coming to Tübingen

We are excited to announce that the Computational Psychiatry Conference is coming to Tübingen this year! #cpconf25 is set to take place in the scenic city of Tübingen, Germany, from 14 to 16 July 2025. This highly interdisciplinary event will bring together leading researchers, clinicians, and theorists from fields such as clinical psychology, psychiatry, neuroscience, imaging, and computational methods.

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Upcoming Workshop - CPM Toolbox

The CPM Toolbox is a user-friendly Python library designed for theory-driven computational modeling in computational psychiatry.
The workshop will guide you through the toolbox modeling real behavioral data using state-of-the-art methods, including reinforcement learning and hierarchical modeling.
It is tailored for researchers in psychiatry, psychology, and related fields. No prior modeling experience is necessary.
Space is limited – secure your spot today, here for registration!

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“OCD and the Brain” Hub Now Available in German

The knowledge hub “OCD and the Brain,” developed by researchers, charities, and lived experience experts to inform the public about the lesser-known brain effects of OCD, has expanded to the German-speaking world.

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Prof. Tobias Hauser Awarded FENS EJN Young Investigator Prize 2024

We are proud to announce that Professor Tobias Hauser has been honored with the prestigious FENS EJN Young Investigator Prize for 2024.

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Q&A with Lead Researcher Tobias Hauser Featured on Nature Mental Health

In this exclusive interview, Tobias delves into his groundbreaking research in the advancing field of Computational Psychiatry and discusses innovative approaches to understanding and addressing mental health challenges.

Read here

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"OCD and the Brain" awarded the 2024 ERC Public Engagement with Research Award

We are proud to announce that Prof. Tobias Hauser and his project "OCD and the Brain" have been honored with the prestigious 2024 ERC Public Engagement with Research Award ‘for co-creating an accessible, interactive resource on obsessive-compulsive disorders, bridging neuroscience and community needs for real impact' .

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