January, 2012
Volume 16, Issue 1
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Volume 16, Issue 1
According to the World Health Organization, neuropsychiatric disorders affect one out of four individuals, with tremendous personal and societal impact. Two coordinated special issues in Trends in Cognitive Sciences and Trends in Neurosciences highlight recent advances as well as challenges in research on neuropsychiatric disorders and their treatment. Cover image: iStockphoto.
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Stavroula Kousta - Executive Editor, Neuroscience
Katja Brose - Journal Manager
Rolf van der Sanden
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N. Chater
P. Dayan
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D. Dennett
J. Driver
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Y. Dudai
M. Farah
S. Fiske
A.D. Friederici
O. Hikosaka
R. Jackendoff
P. Johnson-Laird
N. Kanwisher
C. Koch
M. Kutas
N.K. Logothetis
J.L. McClelland
E.K. Miller
E.A. Phelps
R. Poldrack
M.E. Raichle
T.W. Robbins
A. Wagner
V. Walsh
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Special Issues in TiCS and TiNS
A collection of articles focused on neuropsychiatric disorders | FREE ACCESS THROUGH JANUARY |
TiCS Special Issue: Cognition in Neuropsychiatric DisordersVolume 16, Issue 1 | January 2012 One in four individuals will suffer from a mental disorder at some point in their lives and the burden of mental illness both on the individual and on society is enormous. Advances in understanding the psychological and neural bases of cognitive and emotional disturbances that are characteristic of neuropsychiatric disorders hold significant promise for the eventual development of effective treatments. The articles in this special issue address the mechanisms and neural basis of cognitive and emotional impairments in a broad range of disorders, evaluate existing treatments for specific disorders, and highlight novel approaches to understanding mental illness. This issue also sees the launch of a number of new formats in the journal: TrendsTalk, Spotlight and Forum articles, which, along with other established short formats, such as Science & Society articles, provide a broader perspective and outlook of the field. | |
EditorialStavroula Kousta | |
TrendsTalk, Forum, and Spotlight articles FORUM What is neuropsychoanalysis? Clinically relevant studies of the minded brain Jaak Panksepp, and Mark Solms Source images: Wikimedia Commons  FORUM: SCIENCE & SOCIETY Stigma as a barrier to recovery from mental illness Otto Wahl Image credit: Mike Lake - NiceMike.com  SPOTLIGHT Therapygenetics: moving towards personalized psychotherapy treatment Christopher G. Beevers, and John E. McGeary Image credit: iStockphoto  SPOTLIGHT Atypical brain oscillations: a biological basis for dyslexia? Nina Kraus Image credit: iStockphoto  SPOTLIGHT A neurocomputational approach to obsessive-compulsive disorder Tiago V. Maia, and James L. McClelland Image credit: Verduzco-Flores, S. et al. (2011) Neural Netw. DOI: 10.1016/j.neunet.2011.09.007  SPOTLIGHT Insights for treatment in Tourette syndrome from fMRI Deanna J. Greene, and Bradley L. Schlaggar Source image: Wikimedia Commons | |
Reviews | |
F. Xavier Castellanos and Erika Proal | |
Deanna M. Barch and Alan Ceaser | |
Michael J. Minzenberg, and Cameron S. Carter Image credit: iStockphoto | |
Mohammed R. Milad and Scott L. Rauch Image credit: iStockphoto | |
Nathaniel E. Anderson and Kent A. Kiehl | |
Joseph L. Price, and Wayne C. Drevets | |
P. Read Montague, Raymond J. Dolan, Karl J. Friston, and Peter Dayan | |
Trevor W. Robbins, Claire M. Gillan, Dana G. Smith, Sanne de Wit, and Karen D. Ersche | |
TiNS Special Issue: Neuropsychiatric DisordersVolume 35, Issue 1 | January, 2012In the coordinated TiNS special issue, you can find a broad selection of opinion and review articles that cover basic neuroscience aspects of neuropsychiatric research, as well as discussions of research not touched upon in the TiCS issue (such as the neural circuitry implicated in posttraumatic stress disorder, the neurobiology of anhedonia, and the origins of suicidal behavior). | |
Related review articles in NeuronThe genetics of child psychiatric disorders: focus on autism and Tourette syndrome
Impulsivity, compulsivity, and top-down cognitive control
Neuroscience of behavioral and pharmacological treatments for addictions
Neurocognitive phenotypes and genetic dissection of disorders of brain and behavior
The clinical-basic interface in defining pathogenesis in disorders of neurodevelopmental origin
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