American Psychopathological Association 2023 Annual Meeting
美国精神病理学协会2023年年会
基本信息
- 批准号:10682780
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-03-21 至 2024-03-20
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
This application requests R13 funds for the 2023 conference of the American Psychopathological Association
(APPA) on the topic “Complexity in Psychopathology: One Size Does Not Fit All.” This topic is timely because
of the growing recognition that complexity and heterogeneity are perhaps the most important challenges to
progress in research into causes, prevention, and treatment of psychiatric conditions, including substance use
disorders. We will explore several avenues of research for identifying and embracing sources of complexity in
research as an opportunity to better address psychopathology in both clinical and population-based samples.
The mission of APPA, since its founding in 1910, has been to (1) support the investigation of disorders of mind
and behavior, including their biological underpinnings and psychosocial substrates, and (2) promote the
development of junior scientists. The APPA holds an annual meeting focused on a different topic each year.
Presenters and attendees are widely diverse in terms of discipline and area of expertise. The unique all-
plenary format of the APPA meeting stimulates an exchange of information, concepts, methods, new findings,
current controversies, and pressing gaps in knowledge that is facilitated by the diversity of the presenters and
the audience. The aim of the 2023 conference is to provide an exciting scientific meeting in this unique format
with the goal of impacting the field by stimulating new research directions, collaborations, and – for junior
scientists and individuals from underrepresented groups – new connections and career opportunities.
Conference presenters include distinguished leaders in their fields (e.g., NIH institute representatives,
university department chairs, center directors, and investigators in psychiatry, psychology, epidemiology,
genetics, and neuroscience) and junior scientists with potential to lead the next generation. Presentation topics
include: keynote lectures on “Personalized medicine” and “Making sense of complexity in psychiatric disorders”
and panels on “Data: Understanding and handling sources of variability in signal and noise”; “Development:
Homotypic continuity or pluripotent syndromes?”; “Diagnosis: Over- and under-specificity”; “Heterogeneity of
treatment response – what is it and how can we learn from it?”; and “Biology: Variable patterns, no mapping
from biology onto psychopathology… what is going on?” Many activities are designed specifically for junior
scientists (students, fellows, early-career investigators), including a workshop, breakfast roundtable with senior
scientists, oral poster presentations to the entire APPA audience, and mentorship of more junior attendees by
APPA Council members and Fellows. Funds are requested primarily for awards that will provide the benefits of
2023 APPA attendance to junior scientists and to investigators from underrepresented groups who would
otherwise not be able to participate in the meeting. Such attendance is designed to attract junior scientists to
become members of the next generation of researchers and members of underrepresented groups to become
involved in research in our field. Additional funds are requested to cover some service costs for the meeting.
项目概要/摘要
此申请为美国精神病理学协会 2023 年会议请求 R13 资金
(APPA) 主题为“精神病理学的复杂性:一刀切并不适合所有人”。
人们越来越认识到复杂性和异质性可能是最重要的挑战
精神疾病(包括药物滥用)的病因、预防和治疗方面的研究进展
我们将探索多种研究途径来识别和拥抱复杂性的根源。
研究作为更好地解决临床和人群样本中精神病理学问题的机会。
APPA 自 1910 年成立以来,其使命一直是 (1) 支持精神障碍的调查
和行为,包括其生物学基础和心理社会基础,以及(2)促进
APPA 每年都会举办一次年会,重点讨论不同的主题。
演讲者和与会者在学科和专业领域方面具有广泛的多样性。
APPA 会议的全体会议形式促进了信息、概念、方法、新发现、
当前的争议,以及由于演讲者和演讲者的多样性而造成的紧迫的知识差距
2023 年会议的目标是以这种独特的形式为观众提供一场激动人心的科学会议。
目标是通过激发新的研究方向、合作来影响该领域,并且——对于初级学生
来自代表性不足群体的科学家和个人——新的联系和职业机会。
会议演讲者包括各自领域的杰出领导者(例如 NIH 研究所代表、
精神病学、心理学、流行病学领域的大学系主任、中心主任和研究人员,
遗传学和神经科学)和有潜力引领下一代演讲主题的年轻科学家。
包括:“个性化医疗”和“理解精神疾病的复杂性”主题演讲
以及“数据:理解和处理信号和噪声变异源”的小组讨论;“发展:
同型连续性还是多能综合征?”;“诊断:特异性过高和过低”;
治疗反应——它是什么以及我们如何从中学习?”和“生物学:可变模式,没有映射
从生物学到精神病理学……这是怎么回事?许多活动都是专门为青少年设计的
科学家(学生、研究员、早期职业研究人员),包括研讨会、与资深人士的早餐圆桌会议
科学家、向整个 APPA 观众进行口头海报演示以及与会者对初级与会者的指导
APPA 理事会成员和研究员的资金主要用于提供以下好处的奖项。
2023 年 APPA 出席初级科学家和来自代表性不足群体的研究人员的会议,他们将
否则无法参加会议。这种出席旨在吸引年轻科学家。
成为下一代研究人员的成员和代表性不足群体的成员
参与我们领域的研究需要额外的资金来支付会议的一些服务费用。
项目成果
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