Belgium's Got Talent 2021.
BELGIUM's GOT TALENT Prize Winner 2021
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The Belgium’s Got Talent Prize 2021 was awarded to
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Publications Thesis 2020-21 :
- Giovanni Briganti, UMons
NetworkPsychiatry Investigating models of mental constructs and disorders with complex systems and Bayesian Artificial Intelligence
See this link - Sullivan Fontesse, UCLouvain
Dehumanization in severe alcohol use disorder Identification of its relations with patients’ emotions, cognitions, behaviors, mental health, and clinical prognosis
See this link
- Stephanie Vanderdonck, KU Leuven
Facing emotions. Towards a better understanding of automatic facial expression processing mechanisms in typical and atypical populations - 1/9/2020
See: https://lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/587825 - Jeroen Van Dessel, KU Leuven
The neural signature of delay aversion in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder - 1012/2020
See this link - Livia De Picker , UA
A Different State of Mind. State-associated inflammatory changes in psychotic illness. Promotoren B Sabbe, M Morrens). 14/01/2020
https://repository.uantwerpen.be/docman/irua/9c93e4/165463.pdf
BELGIUM's GOT TALENT Prize Winner 2020
The Belgium’s Got Talent Prize 2020 was awarded to
Sylvie Bernaerts for
'Oxytocin-Based Pharmacotherapy for autism spectrum disorder: behavioral and neural effects of a promising intervention approach'.
KU Leuven, Biomedical Sciences Group, Faculty of Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences.
Publications Thesis 2019 :
* Sylvie Bernaerts, Oxytocin-Based Pharmacotherapy for autism spectrum disorder: behavioral and neural effects of a promising intervention approach.
KU Leuven, Biomedical Sciences Group, Faculty of Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences. See the thesis* Kris Martens, Effectiveness, Dissemination and Implementation of the Memory Specific Training (MeST). See the thesis
KU Leuven, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences.
* Katharina Paul, The effects of positive mood and motivation on performance monitoring and reward expectation: a systematic psychophysiological investigation.
Ugent, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences. See the thesis
* Seline Van den Ameele, Toxicity and neuroprotection in bipolar disorder. The acute mood episode and beyond.
UA, Faculteit Geneeskunde en Gezondheidswetenschappen. See the thesis
* Linda Van Diermen, Who benefits most? Towards accurate prediction of electroconvulsive therapy outcome.
UA, Faculteit Geneeskunde en Gezondheidswetenschappen. See the thesis
