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New Funding Announcements

Stanford Psychiatry’s Eric Stice awarded grant to study the effects of processed foods on brain reward circuitry and food cue learning
Stanford Psychiatry awarded grant for research to combine artificial intelligence with direct recordings from inside the brain to identify various human mood states
Researchers at Stanford University, University of Pennsylvania, Northeastern University, UCLA, and Washington University awarded grant to ascertain network mechanisms and analytics of emotional dysfunction
Researchers at Stanford Psychiatry and University of Rochester awarded grant to monitor effective engagement in cognitive training
Stanford Psychiatry and University of Iowa awarded grant for research aiming to improve efficacy of rTMS for treatment-resistant depression
Researchers at Stanford Psychiatry, University of Rochester, and UNC Chapel Hill awarded grant to continue research focused on developing personalized cognitive training for mild cognitive impairment
Stanford Psychiatry’s Carolyn Rodriguez Awarded Grant Examining Mu Opioid Mechanisms of Ketamine's Rapid Effects in OCD
Stanford Psychiatry’s Catherine Benedict awarded grant to test efficacy of a decision aid and planning tool for family building after cancer
Stanford Psychiatry researcher receives grant to advance the understanding of the interaction between Down syndrome and Alzheimer's disease pathology
Stanford Psychiatry and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill awarded grant to study relation of differences in fMRI-assessed satiation signaling to obesity risk and future weight gain
Stanford Psychiatry team awarded grant to examine the impact of improving sleep on reducing adolescent suicidality and self-harm
Stanford Psychiatry researcher receives grant to advance understanding of functions and mechanisms of spontaneous cortical activity
Stanford Psychiatry scholar awarded grant to research impact of attention on rTMS-induced neuroplasticity in human visual cortex
Stanford Psychiatry and University of Rochester awarded grant to study mechanisms of adherence in cognitive training
Stanford Psychiatry receives grant to study novel brain imaging methods to enable the assessment of PTSD brain biomarkers
de Lecea Lab Receives Grant to Study Sleep Fragmentation Mechanism in Alzheimer’s Disease
Shah Lab Awarded Grant for Research into the Neural Mechanisms of Major Transitions
Stanford Team Receives Grant to Further Research of Opioid Abuse Neurobiology
Stanford Psychiatry Team Awarded Grant to Research the Circadian Mechanisms of Myelination

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