Professor Bill Deakin
Department of Psychiatry, University of Manchester |
Bill Deakin has been Professor of Psychiatry
at the University of Manchester since 1990. His research interests
are in developing new treatments for depression and schizophrenia
based on imaging and other investigations of normal and pathological
neurotransmitter function, particularly of the serotonin and
glutamate systems in humans.
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Professor Guy Goodwin
Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford |
Guy Goodwin has been W A Handley Professor of
Psychiatry at the University of Oxford since 1996. His research
interests are in the treatment of bipolar disorder and the application
of neuroscience in understanding the neurobiology of mood disorder
and developing new treatments.
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Professor Simon Killcross
Department of Psychology, Cardiff University |
Simon Killcross is Professor of Psychology at Cardiff University. His research interests are in brain mechanisms underlying learning and memory, and associative learning theory, the neural substrates underlying fear and anxiety and translational models of disorders such as schizophrenia.
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Professor David Nutt
Psychopharmacology Unit , University of Bristol |
David Nutt heads the Psychopharmacology Unit
in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University
of Bristol. The Unit integrates basic and clinical research
to both study normal brain function, and to determine how it
differs in psychiatric disorders such as depression. His research
interests are in the psychopharmacology of anxiety, addiction
and insomnia.
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Professor Trevor Robbins
Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge |
Trevor Robbins has been Professor of Cognitive
Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge since 1997 and Head
of the Psychology Department at Cambridge since 2002. His research
interests span the areas of cognitive neuroscience, behavioural
neuroscience and psychopharmacology.
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Professor John Wilding
Department of Medicine, University of Liverpool |
John Wilding is Professor of Medicine at the University of Liverpool's Aintree hospital
His research interests are in the clinical management of obesity
and diabetes, the neurobiology of obesity and the development
of new treatments for obesity and metabolic disorders.
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Professor Steve Williams
Department of Imaging Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry |
Steve Williams is Professor of Imaging Sciences and Head of the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences at the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London. His research interests include the development of novel imaging methods
for visualising CNS disorders and the translation of imaging methods from pre-clinical observations to the clinic. |
