The PRONIA coordinator PD Dr. Nikolaos Koutsouleris is giving a plenary lecture with the title „Toward Predictive Psychiatry – Prognostic and Diagnostic Applications of Pattern Recognition Methods“ at the 5th Biennial Schizophrenia International Research Society Conference from 2nd to 6th April in Florence, and there will be a great number of other presentations, in oral or poster form, at the conference by PRONIA members. Please see the full list below.

 

PD Dr. Nikolous Koutsouleris, LMU Munich:

• Toward Predictive Psychiatry – Prognostic and Diagnostic Applications of Pattern Recognition Methods
• Neuroimaging Biomarkers for Psychiatric Disorders in Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Prediction of Risk, Transition and Illness Course
• Lifespan Development of Schizophrenia and How the Treatments Improve the Outcomes

Carlos Cabral, LMU Munich:

• Studying the Influence of Clinical and Demographic Moderators in Multivariate Modeling of Brain Function in Schizophrenia

 

Maria F. Urquijo, LMU Munich:

• Schizotypy and Neurocognitive Performance in psychosis: An Analysis from the First Pronia Sample

Joseph Kambeitz, LMU Munich:

• The acute and chronic effects of antipsychotic treatment on synaptic dopamine levels: preliminary results from a meta-analysis of microdialysis studies
• Structural Plasticity of Whole Brain Networks following Aerobic Endurance Training in multi-episode Schizophrenia Satients and Healthy Controls

Lana Kambeitz-Ilankovic, LMU Munich:

• Prediction of Functional Outcome in the Early Onset Psychosis and Psychosis Prodrome Using Neuroanatomical and Resting State Pattern Classification

 

Dominic Dwyer, LMU Munich:

• Brain Subtyping Enhances Neuroimaging Predictions of Schizophrenia Group Membership
• Personalised Predictions of Global Functioning in Chronic Patients Across 17 European Sites

 

Shalaila Haas, LMU Munich:

• Separation of Recent-Onset Psychosis Patients from Healthy Controls Based on Resting-State Functional Connectivity Pattern Classification

 

Johanna Weiske, LMU Munich:

• Can Resting-State Patterns Predict Aberrant Salience in Early Psychosis Spectrum?

Nathalie Kaiser, University of Cologne:

• Validation of a German Version of the Resilience Scale for Adults (RSA)
• Resilience in Individuals Clinically at High Risk for Psychosis - First Results from the PRONIA Study

 

Marlene Rosen, University of Cologne:

• Psychopathology and Functioning in Patients with a Recent Onset Psychosis (ROP) - First Results from the PRONIA Study
• Comparing Domains of Functioning in Clinical High Risk Subjects, Recent Onset Psychosis and Recent Onset Depression Patients - First Results from the PRONIA Study

 

Theresa Haidl, University of Cologne:

• Comparison of CHR Risk Symptoms in the Pronia Population - First Results from the PRONIA Study
• The Bullying Scale - First Results from the PRONIA Study

 

Laura Egloff, University of Basel:

• Evaluating the Verbal Episodic Memory Deficits in Emerging Psychosis Using Structural Equation Modeling