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ECNP Podcast series

The ECNP podcast series brings you conversations with some of the leading researchers in applied neuroscience, discussing their work, their career, their vision on the field, and why they do what they do. 

  1. FEB 3

    Transforming psychiatry: inflammation, platform trials, and the power of science communication

    Join Prof. Carmine Pariante of King’s College London as he speaks with postdoctoral researcher and ECA member Jelena Brasanac from Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Together, they explore his pioneering research on the role of inflammation in mental health and the potential of platform trials to develop new mental health interventions. Prof. Pariante also highlights the importance of science communication through his Inspire the Mind initiative, offering valuable insights and advice for ear...

    36 min

  2. 12/05/2024

    Insulin's impact on brain and behaviour: Can mice help us understand more?

    Dysregulated insulin signalling affects somatic diseases including Type 2 diabetes and obesity, however has also been implicated in neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders. In this podcast, Simone Macrì, Italy, and Mairéad Sullivan, Ireland, discuss the role of insulin signalling in brain, and the value of animal models in understanding insulin-behaviour links. They are both part of the PRIME (Prevention and Remediation of Insulin multimorbidity in Europe) project, which aims to bett...

    44 min

  3. 11/07/2024

    My incredible journey with lithium — over 50 years of research and treatment

    In this episode, Janusz Rybakowski, Poland, and Kosma Sakrajda, Poland, discuss lithium's current and historical background in clinical practice and science. Based on the over 50 years of Janusz Rybakowski's career, they delve into pioneering research, the progress made in understanding the lithium mode of action over the years, and underline the new research directions. Janusz also shares his clinical and scientific experience and advises young scientists on career development.Views and opin...

    31 min

  4. 10/03/2024

    Antidepressant discontinuation, burnout, stress and resilience

    What do stress and resilience have in common? What is burnout and what are the challenges of studying it? How can different online platforms help researchers with literature research and psychiatric patients to better understand the medications that they’re prescribed? In this conversation, expert Christiaan Vinkers, the Netherlands, guides us through the world of stress and resilience, as well as his inspiring side projects. Joined by PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, Christiaan offers i...

    34 min

  5. 09/05/2024

    Early life stress, pet therapy, and diversity in Neuroscience

    In this episode neurobiologist Francesca Cirulli, Italy, shares with PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, her personal academic journey and her most interesting findings relating early life stress factors to vulnerability to mental disorders. She also tells us about some of her many different side projects, including pet therapy to support children with autism and the ALBA network, a network of brain scientists aiming to promote diversity and equity in neuroscience. Throughout her conversati...

    32 min

  6. 08/01/2024

    Neuroscience redefined: stories of inclusion

    Dive into this transformative podcast, “Neuroscience redefined: stories of inclusion” with Ilya Smolensky and Katherine Deane, hosted by Rosanne Ausems. Ilya shares his inspiring journey with cerebral palsy, sparking a broader conversation on disabilities in research. Discover Katherine's ground-breaking work assessing lab accessibility, revealing shocking disparities. This episode is your invitation to join the movement towards a more inclusive future in neuroscience, offering real stories, ...

    32 min

  7. 07/04/2024

    From neuropeptides to brain circuits in anorexia nervosa

    In this podcast episode, neurobiologist and pharmacologist Roger Adan, The Netherlands, talks with PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, about his scientific findings in the field of eating behavior and disorders. Roger tells us about his journey in research, starting from his early studies on neuropeptides to his current goal, unraveling the brain circuits involved in anorexia nervosa.Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the interviewee and do not necessarily reflect the...

    17 min

  8. 06/06/2024

    Pioneering pathways in psychiatry: the intersection between immunology and psychiatry

    Journey through the fascinating world of psychiatry research with Professor Marion Leboyer, France, a trailblazer in genetic research for psychiatric disorders and a proponent of the emerging field of immunoneuropsychiatry. In this podcast, Marion, France, discusses with Aiste Lengvenyte, France, her initial studies into autism genetics, and the current work on the intersection of immunology and psychiatry, offering insight into the evolution and future of the discipline.Views and opinions ex...

    42 min
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The ECNP podcast series brings you conversations with some of the leading researchers in applied neuroscience, discussing their work, their career, their vision on the field, and why they do what they do. 

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  • Creator
    secretariat@ecnp.eu
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2025
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 ECNP Podcast series
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