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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. We expect a good mix of clinical and non-clinical attendees. Highlights of the event include clinical and non-clinical tutorials, five keynotes, an opening reception and a gala dinner, offering valuable networking opportunities in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere. Keynote speakers Join us for this unique opportunity to bridge clinical and theoretical perspectives in computational psychiatry. Save the date, and check out https://www.cpconf.org/ for regular updates! Upcoming dates and deadlines

Outreach Projects

Our goal is to make scientific research accessible beyond a scientific audience. Through our outreach events we have connected with the public by creating a space for scientists and the community to have inspiring conversations. Our flagship outreach project “OCD and the Brain” – a project co-produced with people with lived experience and OCD charities – has recently won the 2024 ERC Public Engagement with Research Award. Some of our previous outreach events include: Royal Society Lates: what’s on your mind? Brain Explorer and OCD and the Brain had taken over the Wolfson Library Suite as a part of an evening exploring brains and cutting-edge neuroscience research. New Scientist Live We joined the MRF (Medical Research Foundation) to bring Brain Explorer to New Scientist’s celebration of science and innovation. Interested in our outreach projects and our studies? please reach out: Contact

Developmental Computational Psychiatry Group

Why do so many mental health problems emerge during adolescence? What are the developmental processes in cognition and brain that go awry and lead to psychiatric disorders? The Developmental Computational Psychiatry lab uses modern cognitive neuroscience and computational modelling methods to understand the how deviations from normative developmental trajectories can lead to the emergence of psychiatric symptoms and how we may be able to detect and intervene before such processes go awry. Our lab spread across two sites based at the University of Tübingen and University College London. If you are interested in working in the group, or participating in our studies, please do get in touch with us.