Members' Funded Studies

To encourage and advance pioneering research in areas of mental health and addiction, ICAMH provides “seed money” grants for the initial stages of innovative interdisciplinary studies that are not yet ready for more established grants, but which can ignite the biggest breakthroughs.

Each year ICAMH distributes a call for groundbreaking research proposals among its members and awards around eight “seed money grants”
The full list of current ICAMH members’ funded studies can be viewed below.

For the 2024 Call for Research Proposals:

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Pathway specific adaptations in corticostriatal synaptic inputs and in activity of D1 and D2 receptors in a mouse model of α-Synucleinopathy

Ecological Tracking of Key Features in Neurodevelopmental Disorders – An Ambulatory Assessment Approach

Bright Light Therapy’s Effects on Light-Sensitive Neural Networks and its Sex-Dependent Potential for Treating Nicotine Addiction

An intranasal delivery of the iron-chelator deferiprone – A novel approach for optimizing antipsychotic-like activity while minimizing peripheral exposure

Predicting Post-traumatic Growth and Psychopathology During Continuous Trauma: Using Natural Language Processing Methods

Serotonin Beyond Synapses: Investigating Epigenetic Regulation by Serotonin in Human Raphe Nucleus Organoids

Tracking Eye Movements During Empathic Engagements with Humans Versus Artificial Intelligence

Gut-brain signaling in addiction: How bariatric surgery affects the neurophysiology of the reward system

Harnessing dopamine photometry and novel behavior paradigms to test dynamics of Methylphenidate treatment

Pathway specific adaptations in corticostriatal synaptic inputs and in activity of D1 and D2 receptors in a mouse model of α-Synucleinopathy

Ecological Tracking of Key Features in Neurodevelopmental Disorders – An Ambulatory Assessment Approach

Bright Light Therapy’s Effects on Light-Sensitive Neural Networks and its Sex-Dependent Potential for Treating Nicotine Addiction

An intranasal delivery of the iron-chelator deferiprone – A novel approach for optimizing antipsychotic-like activity while minimizing peripheral exposure

Members' Funded Studies

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