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Congratulations!

Philippe Delespaul has been appointed as Professor innovation in Mental Health Care. The chair aims, in collaboration with our academic partners in...
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2nd Dutch Huntington Symposium - Maastricht

‘Translational Huntington’s Disease Research’ June 1st, 2012 Venue Centre Céramique Avenue Céramique 50 6221 KV Maastricht...
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MHeNS Research Day 2012

Wednesday May 16th, 2012 Maastricht University Venue: Hotel Van der Valk Nijverheidsweg 35 Maastricht - The Netherlands It 's our great plea...
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Workshop: Houd uw brein vitaal

De workshop ‘Houd uw brein vitaal’ is bedoeld voor werknemers die meer inzicht wil in beïnvloedbare factoren die een rol spelen bij gezond...
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Summer Course on Fear and Anxiety 2012

We would like to inform you that the call for student applications for the Summer Course on Fear and Anxiety 2012 is now open. This course is part of ...
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Op de Pedalen voor Psychose-Onderzoek


Om geld in te zamelen voor onderzoek naar betere behandelingen voor mensen met psychose (schizofrenie en manisch-depressieve stoornis), maar ook om...
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Joint conference 2012

EPA section Epidemiology in association with EU-GEI 13-16th June 2012 From 13 until 16 June 2012, EU-GEI and the European Psychiatric Association ...
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Welcome on the site of the School for Mental Health and Neuroscience, Maastricht University.

MHeNS has its niche
in the complex interplay between basic brain mechanisms, brain/neurocognitive function and psychopathology, with emphasis on prevalent psychiatric, neuropsychiatric and neurological conditions.
The strength
of MHeNS
lies in the translational aspects of fundamental neuroscience towards applied neurodegenerative and neurological neuropsychiatric strategies. We work with specific animal models and large cohorts of patients so we perform research from the cell to the human being.

MHeNS functions as the coordinator of larger networks. We are the coordinator of the European Graduate School of Neuroscience (EURON), coordinator of the European Alzheimer Disease Network (DESCRIPA) and coordinator of EU-GEI, a grant on gene-environment interactions in schizophrenia.