2019 PhD Students Competition

Friday 6th September (Day 2)

Parallel session, PhD students presentations competition (6mins each), Elton-Bowring Room, 1st floor

1350-1510

PhD students (Chair X & Y), 1350 – 1510 (6 mins each, 13 presentations)

Adam Włodarczyk (Poland)
Short-term ketamine administration in treatment-resistant depression: focus on adverse effects on the central nervous system

Joanna Lukrecja Szarmach (Poland)
Short-term ketamine administration in treatment-resistant depression: focus on cardiovascular safety

Natalia Górska (Poland)
Magnesium and ketamine in the treatment of depression

Łukasz Szałach (Poland)
Immunomodulatory effect of ketamine in depression

Jakub Przemysław Słupski (Poland)
A possible interlink between ketamine and copper in depression

Jacques D et al (Belgium)
Moebius syndrome and OCD : a case report

De Smet S et al (Belgium)
The Effects of Priming Theta Burst Stimulation with Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Prefrontal Cortex Functioning

Linde De Wandel (Belgium)
Neuromodulation of the stressed brain

Puttevils L et al (Belgium)
Investigating transdiagnostic factors in eating disorders: does self-esteem moderate the relationship between perfectionism and eating disorder symptoms?

De Witte S, et al (Belgium)
The effect of neuromodulation on the HPA stress sensitivity as a function of individual differences in state anxiety

Santermans L (Belgium)
Mobile crisis team in the Brussels region: facts and figures

Zeeuws D & Cocquereaux K (Belgium)
Patient’s and general practitioner's perspectives regarding disturbed eating

Dubois T et al (Belgium)
Role of the gut microbiota in the interaction between immunity and psychiatry: a literature review

1510-1530

Tea/Posters