ADAPT focuses on development, risk factors and interventions for psychosis. PI Vijay Mittal is a Professor and Chair of Northwestern’s Dept of Psychology.
Chicago, IL
Joined April 2019
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New paper out on association between schizophrenia polygenic risk score and retinal neural layer thickness, with @BrittBlose, @sktywagner and others at @MoorfieldsBRC
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Check out our new paper on psychomotor processes led by superstars @hbwardMD and Alex Moussa-Tooks.
Isolation of Distinct Networks Driving Action and Cognition in Psychom... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@roscoebradyjr @StephanHeckers
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Applications are open for our Sneak Peek Program! Please apply or share with others :)
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Overwhelmed with gratitude to have matched with @PennMedicine for my pre-doctoral internship!! Philly, here I come!🤩🤩🤩
#APPICMATCH
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We are hiring a full-time Research Specialist @yetilabpitt to work with us on the U. of Pittsburgh site of the ProNET study, seeking to better understand risk for psychosis. Apply at careers.UPMC and search for job 5798939623. Delighted to grow our team in Pittsburgh!
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Interested in prediction in psychiatric contexts? Then check out our new viewpoint piece in JAMA Psychiatry discussing the need for more informative datasets to improve prediction accuracy in psychiatry! (jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…) 1/5
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Is the human motor cortex the source of psychomotor phenomena, such as slowing, stereotypies, or mannerisms? How could "pure" motor circuits be modulated by the limbic system and others?
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Mapping Psychomotor Behavior in the Brain jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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4 years, 2 rejections, and several revised versions later - ta da 🎉
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Happy to share that our paper has been accepted at Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews! (authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…) Thankful for my coauthors @rzinbarg @RodBraga @RobinNusslock @vijayamittal1 (@AdaptProg) @GrattonCaterina and to two anonymous reviewers for their feedback!
Very excited today for our new preprint reviewing evidence that a greater focus on extensive data collection within individuals is critical for identifying biomarkers with clinical utility (psyarxiv.com/48u5r/)
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We are now open for consideration of new papers at Imaging Neuroscience:
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This allows for the review process to proceed without delay. The production & publication process for accepted papers will then wait until full journal opening (aiming for mid-July).
All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal
imaging-neuroscience.org
This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.
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If you’re attending, I recommend joining Sunday‘s 10 am symposium on interventions in the sensorimotor domain, featuring @DammeSf @BernardLCMNLab @roscoebradyjr and @paola_DZN
Exciting talks to come
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Which behaviors are affected by psychomotor slowing in psychosis? 1/3
New paper in @SchizBulletin shows specific patterns in patients with psychomotor slowing compared to patients without slowing and controls. Excellent work by @NNiluja @SLefebvrePhD
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Fascinating insights into the brain's resting state during acute retarded catatonia: Increased connectivity between prefrontal areas and cerebellum. @EurClin
Adds to the current discussion in the field @AdaptProg @NorthoffL @VUMCPsych @drjprogers @SIRSGlobal @ECSR__berlin
New paper alert: Parekh et al. demonstrate resting-state functional connectivity in retarded catatonia vs. healthy controls including response to lorazepam and ECT. This is an important pilot study to inform treatment in catatonia.
@EurClin @NIMH_RDoC
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Preparations are now complete for the 2022 ERP Boot Camp, which starts on Monday. We're looking forward to meeting this year's participants and doing a deep dive into ERP methodology.
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A study by researchers @NorthwesternU and @CUBoulder @SchizBulletin found that a 3-month aerobic #exercise twice a week for 30 min was effective in improving #cognition, symptoms, and hippocampal abnormalities in clinical high risk for #psychosis. bit.ly/3Pcrikg
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A nice read examining the #transdiagnostic relationship between motor signs and motor system connectivity to symptoms of depression and psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) in early adolescence; doi.org/10.1093/schbul/sbab1… #RDoC
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Using the #RDoC framework, @DammeSf, @elizsn, & @AdaptProg examine #irritability at multiple time points in pre-adolescent children to predict #psychopathology; doi.org/10.1101/2020.04.30.0… @biorxivpreprint
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In 2019, we discussed how the RDoC motor domain may help understanding psychomotor disturbances in depression.
We suggested to study motor processes with instruments, self-report, expert ratings and neuroimaging
@AdaptProg @BernardLCMNLab @StewShankman
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A little over 2 weeks left to apply to NU psych department’s (REMOTE) annual Sneak Peek program! This program is for students from underrepresented backgrounds who are interested in pursuing a PhD in psychology. To find out more and apply: sites.northwestern.edu/psych… (RT & share)
ALT Join the Sneak Peek Program at Northwestern University! Every year, NU's Psych Dept. hosts The Sneak Peek Program to provide an opportunity for students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds who are interested in pursuing a PhD in psych to learn more about our department & grad school generally. Sneak Peek 2022 will be a full-day remote event taking place on Friday, June 10 Attendees will get to participate in activities including: Faculty Q&A Panels on applying to grad school. Discussions with current students about the grad school experience. Meet-N-Greets with faculty, staff, & students. Research presentations on the exciting work coming out of our dept. Opportunities to socialize with peers interested in pursuing a PhD. And more!! Apply to be a part of Sneak Peek by April 8th at 5pm CT at tinyurl.com/SneakPeek2022 For more information, visit our website at https://sites.northwestern.edu/psychdic/sneak-peek-faqs/ Direct any questions you have to [email protected]