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Why schizophrenia and apathy go hand in hand
By deciphering the neural response to a possible reward in people suffering from schizophrenia, a team from UNIGE and HUG explains the origin of the lack of motivation, one of the symptoms of the illness.
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Synapsy Progress Report – Sleep
We have launched the "Synapsy Centre Progress Reports” – an opportunity for two research groups (clinical and pre-clinical) of the Centre to present their research on a given topic. One or two person(s) per group will present their current work with the goal of fostering interactions between Centre groups. All meetings are open to All within the Centre and you are strongly encouraged to participate.
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Synapsy researchers shine in Campus magazine
In its March 2024 issue, the University of Geneva's Campus magazine highlights the remarkable achievements of members of the Synapsy Center. Here's a quick roundup of the pages that put the Center in the spotlight.
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Brain week
Where do we draw the line between normality and pathology? With mental health occupying a growing place in public debate, many controversies surround the subject. Is it a new normal in an increasingly complex society, or are we dealing with real illnesses? The 2024 edition of Brain Week, entitled "In my head", will seek to lift the veil on four related themes. Organized by the Geneva University Neurocenter, in collaboration with the new Synapsy Center for Neuroscience and Mental Health Research, the event will feature one lecture a day from March 11 to 15 at 7pm.
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Synapsy Progress Report – Stress and Plasticity
As you know, we have launched the "Synapsy Centre Progress Reports” – an opportunity for two research groups (clinical and pre-clinical) of the Centre to present their research on a given topic. One or two person(s) per group will present their current work with the goal of fostering interactions between Centre groups. All meetings are open to All within the Centre and you are strongly encouraged to participate.
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Camilla Bellone: interview in Sowl Initiative
Sowl Initiative is a media platform dedicated to supporting women's impact, inclusion and entrepreneurship. It puts the spotlight on women and supports entrepreneurial, artistic, cultural and economic projects that promote gender equality in Africa, the East and the West. Read the interview with Pre Camilla Bellone about Centre Synapsy on Sowl Initiative (in French).
